Congratulations to Matt Moura on presenting a portion of his thesis research “Developing Biochemical Pathways for Synthesis of Bio-Foreign Molecules” at the Chemical and Biological Engineering Department Seminar on May 21st.
Author: jgreene
Karthik Sekar gives Department Seminar
Congratulations to Karthik Sekar on presenting a portion of his thesis research “N-Terminal Fusions for Targeted, Exogenous Protein Degradation in E. Coli” at the Chemical and Biological Engineering Department Seminar on April 16th.
Tyo lab efforts in low cost diagnostics featured in Northwestern 2014 Annual Research Report
Happy April Fools from the Tyo Lab!
Keith Tyo awarded Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the National Science Foundation (NSF)
Prof. Tyo and Prof. Lütke-Eversloh edit “Cell and Pathway Engineering” Issue of Current Opinions in Biotechnology
Keith Tyo and Tina Lütke-Eversloh edited the Oct 2014 issue of Current Opinions in Biotechnology on “Cell and Pathway Engineering.” Thanks to all the fantastic contributions by leaders in the field.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/09581669/29
Computationalists win 2014 Tyo Cup
In a competition of skill and strength, the Computationalist collected the most points. Events included: Water bottle rockets, Filling tips in pipette racks, and serological pipette lawn dart throwing.
James Jeffryes wins University Leadership Fellowship
This program provides Ph.D. students with the opportunity to develop their leadership as well as leadership in others. In addition, Fellows are introduced to the major theories, thinkers and frameworks for the study and practice of effective leadership.
The Daily Northwestern video segment on Synthetic Biology
Featuring Prof. Milan Mrksic, and our own Dr. Miaomin Zhang.
Alexandra De Paz wins NSF Graduate Fellowship
NSF announced that Alexandra has won a NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (GRFP) for her proposal to engineer DNA polymerase-based biosensors.
Congratulations Alexandra!