Synthetic Biology innovators Ingenza Ltd (www.ingenza.com ) have appointed David McElroy PhD, to the newly created position of Chief Business Officer, reporting to Ian Fotheringham PhD, Managing Director. Dr McElroy will be responsible for implementing and further developing Ingenza’s corporate…
On the 30th of October 2013 Ingenza were delighted to receive the ‘Best Business High Growth and Innovation Award’ at the annual Business Awards of the The Business Partnership Ltd in association with Midlothian and East Lothian Chamber of Commerce…
On Wednesday the 27th of November 2013 Ingenza, a world leader in industrial biotechnology and synthetic biology, welcomed Fergus Ewing the Minister for Energy, Enterprise and Tourism, to officially open Ingenza’s new laboratory. The new, state-of-the-art molecular biology laboratory will…
WICHITA, Kan., USA, and EDINBURGH , United Kingdom ( Oct. 1 , 2013) – INVISTA, one of the world’s largest integrated producers of polymers and fibers, and Ingenza, a leading industrial biotechnology and synthetic biology company, announce a collaboration for…
On Sunday the 2nd of June, Ingenza colleagues Ian Archer, Fraser Brown and Alison Arnold completed The Stirling Triathlon and raised money for Papyrus UK. The triathlon consisted of a 750m swim followed by a 20km bike ride and finished…
Expanding biotechnology company, Ingenza Ltd, today welcomed Angela Constance MSP, Scottish Minister for Youth Employment to meet their growing Modern Apprentice team. Ingenza, based in Roslin, on the outskirts of Edinburgh, employed the first of their apprentices back in 2009…
Ingenza Ltd. based at the Roslin BioCentre has today celebrated the opening of a new tissue culture laboratory. The state-of-the-art clean room will expand the company’s capabilities to construct efficient cell lines to produce human therapeutics and is complimentary to…
Industrial biotechnology company, Ingenza Ltd, have been crowned ‘Small Employer of the Year’ at the Scottish Modern Apprenticeship Awards 2011 hosted by Skills Development Scotland. In the face of tough competition from Narvida Ltd and D&G Precision Engineering Ltd Ingenza triumphed in…
Scottish scientists are investigating how tiny organisms found in the stomachs of cows could be used to create valuable industrial products including biofuels and pharmaceutical building blocks from waste plant materials. A collaboration between life sciences company Ingenza and leading…
DEVELOPMENT OF “AMORA” BIOPROCESS PLATFORM Ingenza has been awarded a second SMART:SCOTLAND award to further enhance its proprietary biocatalysis technology. Ingenza Ltd will use the SMART:SCOTLAND Award to develop “AMORA”, a new biocatalytic platform technology to prepare enantiopure chemical compounds,…