725 Synthetic Biology Applications


Description:
Synthetic Biology is built on the concept of interchangeable parts that can be pieced together to facilitate devices and organisms with new functions. As the breadth and sophistication of the underlying biological parts and the toolkits used to build them expand, so has the potential for more impactful applications. In this session, we will highlight applications in advanced synthetic biology, including chemical synthesis, biomedical technology, microbial communication, biosensor development, and other creative avenues for which synthetic biology offers a unique solution to a relevant societal problem. Speakers from both academia and industry are encouraged to present in this session.

Sponsor:
Bioengineering


Chair:
Nikhil U. Nair
Assistant Professor
Tufts University
Chemical & Biological Engineering
4 Coby St, STC 276
Medford, MA
02155
Email: nikhil.nair@tufts.edu

Co-chairs:
Kang Wu
Assistant Professor
University of New Hampshire
Chemical Engineering
Durham, NH
Email: kang.wu@unh.edu

J. Andrew Jones
Assistant Professor
Miami University
Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering
Oxford, OH
Email: Jonesj28@miamioh.edu


Papers:
A Hysteretic Mammalian Genetic Circuit for Detection of Proteasomal Degradation
Yimeng Zeng, Rice University; Tram Nguyen, Rice University; Laura Segatori, Rice University
Discovering a Tomato Natural Product Biosynthetic Pathway Using an Integrated Synthetic Biology Approach
Sijin Li, Stanford University; Christina D. Smolke, Stanford University
Engineering Red Blood Cell-Based Biosensors for Physiological Monitoring
Taylor Dolberg, Northwestern University; Kelly A. Schwarz, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Chemistry of Life Processes Institute, R.H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, Northwestern University; Joshua N. Leonard, Northwestern University
Engineering Synergistic Interactions between Antibiotics and Sequence-Specific Gene Expression Treatment to Re-Sensitize Multi-Drug Resistant Bacteria
Peter Otoupal, University of Colorado Boulder; Keesha Erickson, University of Colorado Boulder; Kristen Eller, University of Colorado Boulder; Thomas Aunins, University of Colorado Boulder; Anushree Chatterjee, University of Colorado Boulder
A Semi-Synthetic Regulatory Infrastructure Can Remodel Yeast Global Phenotypic State for Rapid Growth on Non-Native Nutrients of Choice
Vikas Trivedi, Tufts University; Venkatesh EndalurGopinarayanan, Tufts University; Nikhil U. Nair, Tufts University
A Robust Light-Driven CO2 to Limonene Conversion By a Synthetic Microbial Consortium
Shrameeta Shinde, Miami University; Kaya Mernitz, Miami University; Xin Wang, Miami University
Abstract Submissions Closed
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