I’m honored to share that I’ve been selected as a recipient of the 2026 Zuckerman Postdoctoral Award in recognition of my postdoctoral research. None of this happens alone. I’m deeply grateful to my advisors, mentors, and collaborators for their support and guidance.
Plant and soil microbe engineering is a rapidly growing field. This "review" was written as a comprehensive guide to their genetic engineering, from the idiosyncrasies of promoter design to whole genome synthesis.
https://t.co/bm2wZhcCfv
Plant and soil microbe engineering is a rapidly growing field. This "review" was written as a comprehensive guide to their genetic engineering, from the idiosyncrasies of promoter design to whole genome synthesis.
https://t.co/bm2wZhcCfv
@omenndarlingbio It was an honor to meet the fantastic faculty and students of the Institute- you are building something great. Thank you for the invitation and award!
I put 119 of (some of) my favorite papers I've read over the years on my Substack! (Titles, links, many with commentary, images). Enjoy! Link: https://t.co/fX3Jjbgf7v
This is important work in synthetic biology. Great work by Francesca Ceroni, Tom Ellis, Katie Galloway et al. in Trends in Biotechnology!
@ceronifranci@ProfTomEllis@GallowayLabMIT
https://t.co/QWkQbjR1zO
In a new @NatureBiotech paper, a team of researchers, led by @MITdeptofBE Professor Christopher Voigt, has engineered bacteria to emit signals that can be detected up to 90 meters away. These bacteria could help farmers monitor their crops.
https://t.co/QP5csRYBWB
Nice article about our work designing hyperspectral reporter systems out in @NatureBiotech today!
"Imagine a world in which agricultural fields self-report their nutrient status, forest ecosystems signal early warnings of pathogen outbreaks, or engineered bacteria detect landmines and pollution with centimeter spatial precision in real time."
@yonchem, @Geneticdesigner, @cwcoley, @FanYueyang
MIT engineers engineered bacteria to produce hyperspectral signals that can be detected as far as 90 meters away. Their work could lead to the development of ba…
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