Synthetic biologist | Technology and Innovation Manager| PhD
Stanford University
Joined August 2014
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⚙️🧬🛠️Looking for precise and reliable gene expression control? Our paper in @NatureComms, will show you how we created some of the most tightly controlled and high-performance inducible systems built to date! 🛠️nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
@chofski @PR0FG @pandi_amir @erblabs
Can't wait to attend #SBUK2023 next Monday! People in #Recombinase genetic devices and living memories - I can't wait to have a chat with you all! @SynBioUK #womeninSTEM – at Bristol, England
We are super excited for #SBUK2023 next week!
✔️Fantastic Programme
✔️Early Career Researchers' breakfast networking and careers panel
✔️Women in Synthetic Biology networking event: eventbrite.co.uk/e/women-in-…
Hope to see you there! @BiochemSoc
A great metaphor about the importance of clear regulatory paths to turn new technologies into real world solutions.
#regulatorypaths #policies #biotech #startups #technology @AgriTechGov #innovation #Europe #UK #world
linkedin.com/posts/cdotbio_a… – at Bath, England
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Know anyone curious about 21st century bioengineering? Prof. Jenn Brophy (@jennbrophy7) & I are sharing ~40 videos comprising most of Stanford's introductory bioengineering course:
introbioe.stanford.edu/ We'll push updates; feedback welcome #bioe4all #2xplaybackftw
Representing @CDotBio at the @WorldAgriTech Summit.
Such a great kick start!
Engineering Biology is key to push the sector from AgChem towards AgBio!
Looking forward to meeting some of the main players in the current Agri-Tech scenario!#Innovation #technology #plants #Synbio – at Greenwich, London
😎 We are back!!! 🦠🧬 @sarahcameron53 @opentrons
#science @chofski
...Watch this space!... 💥🌌 – at Bristol, England
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Close up of the newly-infected bacterial cell from "Bacteriophage T4 Infection." I drew the illustration in Photoshop at a scale of 1 pixel/nanometer.
🦠🌱🧬The end of an era.
I am so grateful for what my PhD gave me. Two amazing supervisors @chofski and @PR0FG, and many people who made my PhD journey memorable and special❤️.
Thank you @ceronifranci for being such a great insightful examiner. Hope our paths will cross again! – at Bristol, England
I was so touched to see past and present members of the lab as well as with new colleagues and office mates, all together, to share this joy with me❤️. I can't say enough how grateful and honoured I am. – at Bristol, England
And finally, many thanks go to @jennbrophy7, who gave me the chance to spend the end of my PhD in her wonderful group at @Stanford, enriching even more my PhD journey. – at Bristol, England
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Will always cherish how kind and patient @Veronica_Gre was with me when I was an undergraduate with Tom. You're a great mentor and a very talented scientist, congratulazioni Dottoressa Greco !!!
Big congrats to @Veronica_Gre for passing her PhD viva yesterday! She’s been a rock in my lab since I moved to Bristol, did lots of cool things with recombinases and I can’t wait to see where she heads next! Big thanks to @ceronifranci for examining and @PR0FG for co-supervising.
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Big congrats to @Veronica_Gre for passing her PhD viva yesterday! She’s been a rock in my lab since I moved to Bristol, did lots of cool things with recombinases and I can’t wait to see where she heads next! Big thanks to @ceronifranci for examining and @PR0FG for co-supervising.
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Want to make your life easier to analyse your plate reader data? Parsley is for you. Great work by @eszter_cs to easily tidy your data from any plate reader and make them ready for analysis. @RAEngNews @ImperialBioeng
🥁 Happy to share that our Parsley app for handling data from *any plate reader* is now live and the preprint is up!
🌱 This is Parsley. gbstan.shinyapps.io/parsleya…
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We've developed a method to site-specifically introduce chemical modifications *anywhere* on a plasmid 💪
We used this to generate light-activated plasmids 🔦🧬🧪🧫!
Preprint led by @KhoaChung1
@OxfordChemistry @UCLChemistry @synbioCDT tinyurl.com/5fdevtjc
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🚨Hold the date🚨 #SynBioUK2023 will take place on 6-7 Nov 2023 in Bristol! Can't wait to help shape the programme, learn about the new #synbio and #engbio research going on across the UK and internationally, and show you some of our beautiful city! bit.ly/SynBio23
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We've been using NFZ. As great as advertised!
New preprint! 🗞️ We used pooled protein screens to develop compact human transcriptional effectors that work across diverse biological contexts to activate or silence gene expression
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Thanks @ioanagherman5 for leading this review @PLOSCompBiol on the use of machine learning and surrogate modelling in systems and synthetic biology! @chofski @pangweijlu @ZsAbdallah @PR0FG @BrisBioDesign
Big congrats to @ioanagherman5 on her new review @PLOSCompBiol covering the complementary uses of mechanistic ⚙️ & #ML surrogate computer models for understanding and engineering biology 🦠. #synbio @marucci_lucia @PR0FG @BrisBioDesign doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi…
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Nice parts as well as tool! nature.com/articles/s41598-0…