Linda Chrisey
biosensors, biomaterials, novel circuits, defense applications
biosensors, biomaterials, novel circuits, defense applications
metabolic pathway engineering, biofuels, biochemistry, chemical biology, synthetic biology, pharmaceuticals
genetic devices, design rules, microRNAs
science and technology studies, sociology of science, philosophy of biology, science policy, engineering studies, synthetic biology, systems biology
bioorthogonal chemistry, glycomics, biochemistry, organic synthesis, biopolymers, cell-cell communication
microbial chemistry, microbial communities, human microbiota, novel enzymes, biocompatible chemistry
directed evolution, material engineering, hybrid materials, self-assembly, electronic materials, magnetic materials
carbon capture, bio-solar energy generation, electronic materials, mineralization of carbonates, self assembly of S-layer proteins, nanostructure assembly
bioinspired materials, slippery surfaces, adaptive hybrid architectures, self-assembly, bionanointerfaces, crystal growth, nanostructured surfaces
synthetic biology, microbial ecology, art-science collaboration, science communication
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Heidi Ledford. Nature.
UC’s patent for its pioneering CRISPR discovery sets up a big battle over its rights. Los Angeles Times.
Jeffery M. Perkel. Nature.
Matthew Verosloff, James Chappell, Keith L. Perry, Jeremy R. Thompson, and Julius B. Lucks. ACS Synthetic Biology.
David I. Walsh, III, Marilene Pavan, Luis Ortiz, Scott Wick, Johanna Bobrow, Nicholas J. Guido, Sarah Leinicke, Dany Fu, Shreya Pandit, Lucy Qin, Peter A. Carr, Douglas Densmore. SLAS Technology.
Grab your kiddos and take a listen to February’s episode of Tumble Science Podcast for Kids featuring Danielle Tullman-Ercek discussing engineering bacteria.
Military analysts are increasingly concerned about the nation’s “advanced, underestimated and highly lethal” bioweapons program.