Georgie Hau Sørensen
PhD Student
georgie.hausorensen@bristol.ac.uk
Current Appointments:
Previous Appointments:
Education:
B.Sc. Human Life Science Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, 2019
M.sc. Biotechnology, Technical University of Denmark, 2021
Twitter: @Georgie_HauSor
Interests: Synthetic biology, Genetic circuits, Orthogonal translation, RNA biology, Nanopore sequencing
Biography
PhD student working on developing orthogonal transcription and translation systems and the augmentation of complex cellular machinery with new functionalities.
Professional interests outside of synthetic biology include biosecurity, where I’m currently a member of the Biosafety and Biosecurity committee for the international iGEM competition.
I am a big advocate for the accessibility of synthetic biology, which is why I am a part of the organising committee for the international GOGEC competition: A competition that aims to provide an open space for university students to present their synthetic biology related work to the rest of the world - without being limited by having to pay participation fees.
Pre-prints
Engineering orthogonal ribosomes for real-time monitoring using fluorescence
Csibra E., Klopprogge B., Hau Sørensen G., Gorochowski T.E.
bioRxiv, 2023. (DOI: 10.1101/2023.11.19.567736)
georgie.hausorensen@bristol.ac.uk
Current Appointments:
Previous Appointments:
Education:
B.Sc. Human Life Science Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, 2019
M.sc. Biotechnology, Technical University of Denmark, 2021
Twitter: @Georgie_HauSor
Interests: Synthetic biology, Genetic circuits, Orthogonal translation, RNA biology, Nanopore sequencing
PhD student working on developing orthogonal transcription and translation systems and the augmentation of complex cellular machinery with new functionalities.
Professional interests outside of synthetic biology include biosecurity, where I’m currently a member of the Biosafety and Biosecurity committee for the international iGEM competition.
I am a big advocate for the accessibility of synthetic biology, which is why I am a part of the organising committee for the international GOGEC competition: A competition that aims to provide an open space for university students to present their synthetic biology related work to the rest of the world - without being limited by having to pay participation fees.
Engineering orthogonal ribosomes for real-time monitoring using fluorescence
Csibra E., Klopprogge B., Hau Sørensen G., Gorochowski T.E.
bioRxiv, 2023. (DOI: 10.1101/2023.11.19.567736)