Synthetic Biology is an interdisciplinary field that combines science, engineering and biotechnology to design and construct new biological systems or redesign existing ones for various purposes. It involves the use of principles from engineering, computer sciences, mathematics, and other natural sciences to re-create, modify or improve biological systems or organisms. Synthetic Biologists aim at developing novel biological systems that can perform specific tasks such as producing biofuels, generating new drugs, creating genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for agriculture purposes and engineering microorganisms to carry out specific functions in the environment. The field of synthetic biology has immense potential to revolutionize medicine, energy production, environmental management, and other areas by providing innovative solutions to global challenges.