Congrats to the team led by Jingxia for developing a new technology to recover rare-earth elements from low grade ore (https://t.co/ztLlQQme8d). Also see news: https://t.co/Jx28M1wUQv
I am glad that our recent work on photobiosynthesis was highlighted by Nature: Light-powered bacteria become living chemical factories https://t.co/NiBurHdLbv
Congrats to the team led by Yujie and Maolin for successfully integrating new-to-nature photoenzymes into cellular metabolism, published in @NatureCatalysis (https://t.co/GvIDIxuX8z). This work lays the groundwork for ab initio biosynthesis design & programmable biomanufacturing.
Congrats to Harry, Teresa, Sarang and the rest of the team for developing a new bioprocess for cost-effective production of 3-HP, an industrial platform chemical. https://t.co/NBnY6KFVcp.
As a follow-up to our CLEAN tool, we developed EZSpecificity to predict enzyme substrate specificity from sequence (https://t.co/WcDSYuZOEp) in collaboration with @diwakarshukla and his team. See news: https://t.co/oyUcsMo63w
We are very grateful to NSF’s generous support that will enable us to develop a cloud biofoundry and turn it to a national user facility: https://t.co/LoAtnY5R9G.
I was very excited that our AI Institute for Molecule Synthesis (MMLI) got renewed for another 5 years. See: NSF announces $100 million investment in National Artificial Intelligence Research Institutes awards to secure American leadership in AI https://t.co/dMxEZJH8ow
Congrats to the team led by Zhengyi and Maolin for developing a new strategy for the photoenzymatic stereoablative enantioconvergence of γ-chiral oximes (https://t.co/U1YudkQh6Q). See news release: https://t.co/HY76tYmOdy.
Congrats to Nilmani, Steve, Tianhao, Jingxia, Adrianna, and Ocean for developing an AI-powered autonomous protein engineering platform (https://t.co/Ssos4Al8Hz). See news release: https://t.co/px1iHFhDZw).
Exited to learn that my NSF global center proposal was selected for funding (https://t.co/AspCGA6ANu). With this grant, we will be able to collaborate with researchers from other countries to establish standards and metrics for biofoundries and democratize biofoundry.
I am very pleased that NSF is now investing in biofoundries after we established the first integrated biofoundry in the world more than 10 years ago (https://t.co/p3KMzfREaW). Also see News from UIUC (https://t.co/JerW9vITAJ).
Congrats to the team led by Maolin who developed an exciting new-to-nature enzymatic process to selectively incorporate fluorine motifs into functional molecules (https://t.co/fJjeewHlqn).
We were delighted to present Prof. Dr. Randall Platt with the ACS Synthetic Biology & AIChE Young Innovator Award 🏅
Congratulations, @randall_platt! 🎉
Here's Prof. Huimin Zhao presenting the award at #SEED:
It was nice to attend another AI related expo in the same building after attending an expo for all 24 NSF AI institutes last September. Enjoyed talking to staff from various lawmakers’ offices to promote the emerging AI+Robotics+SynBio area. https://t.co/pAR10SbmzN
Thanks to the hard work by Daniel, Zhixin, Nilmani and Jingxia, a simple strategy has been developed to create a Cas12a system that outperforms the most widely used Cas9 system. https://t.co/acGhomZYRg. Also see news release: https://t.co/4EitkbVnAR.
Congrats to Hengqian, Chunshuai, and the team for discovering and characterizing a novel bioactive RiPP-fatty acid hybrid molecule (https://t.co/bUSG8avxzo). This work has opened a new avenue for finding novel bioactive RiPPs (https://t.co/XQzMMRKEVb).
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