Synthetic biologist and co-author of a genome; New paper on continuous genome synthesis https://teapaw.org/t.co/5LS43QMW9H; Fredens Lab (https://teapaw.org/t.co/2Jx1loqiPa) @NUS_SynCTI.
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Joined November 2016
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Julius Fredens retweeted
“Using LySE, we evolved [..] a 50.9% increase in end-point biomass of a bacterial strain that utilizes the PET monomer, ethylene glycol, as its sole carbon source.”
—> nice work
Accelerated evolution of whole gene clusters by an engineered lytic phage system in E. coli biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… #biorxiv_synbio
For the programmers of life, here's our new @Nature paper from the ChinLab @MRC_LMB on continuous genome synthesis. Full text here: rdcu.be/dfA6a. #SyntheticBiology #GenomeEngineering #research
CONEXER makes the creation of E. coli with designed genomes like #Syn61 much more accessible, BASIS enables the swift assembly of Mb-scale synthetic human DNA. Check out these powerful #genomeengineering methods! Thanks to Jason Chin and all contributors! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Happy 1 year anniversary, Fredens Lab!
It’s been fun and immensely fulfilling to follow the transformation of empty benches into a busy lab space with this great bunch of dedicated people.
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(2/2) With solid funding from our NRF Fellowship, we will expand further and are encouraging good people interested in a #PhD in #syntheticbiology to apply to the #NUSMed Graduate Programme by early November.
#newPI @NUSingapore @NUS_syncti
Congrats to Constructive Bio for a successful launch. We worked on the underlying technologies for many years in Jason Chin's Lab @MRC_LMB, and I can't wait to see, what the future brings. Wishing the team the very best of luck!
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Nice farewell, but sad to say goodbye to Ruby: The first summer student and first poster prize winner of Fredens Lab. Best of luck back at Uni of Toronto - we hope to see you again soon, Ruby!
It's a pleasure to have the Fredens Lab online with a shiny new website. Check it out and have a wonderful Friday🙂
genomeeng.org
"It is painful to see Ukrainians, not Russians, fighting for Russia’s future" - Egor, St Petersburg (The Economist, March '22)
Julius Fredens retweeted
I thought it must be spoof account. Turns it it wasn’t. Researchfish is in fact threatening academics who don’t like impact reporting in Researchfish and are reporting them to their funders. This is bonkers. #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter
Still a few days left to apply for this exciting #postdoc opportunity. Deadline Jan 5th. Looking forward to read your application
teapaw.org/JuliusFredens/status/1…
With this new lab space we're looking for an enthusiastic #postdoc to join our #syntheticbiology research group. While this position is limited to Singaporeans/PRs, we will advertise more soon - stay tuned… @NUSingapore
jobstreet.com.sg/en/job/sgun…
Will do my best to not publicise every little experiment from the Fredens Lab. But the very first (and second) PCR product qualifies for a proud tweet. Enjoy the weekend!
With this new lab space we're looking for an enthusiastic #postdoc to join our #syntheticbiology research group. While this position is limited to Singaporeans/PRs, we will advertise more soon - stay tuned… @NUSingapore
jobstreet.com.sg/en/job/sgun…
Very happy to share that the Fredens Lab has just been commissioned for exciting research and is (almost) fully equipped. All systems go!
@NUSingapore @NUSMed @SynCTI
One week left to apply for this exciting postdoc opportunity in my synbio lab @NUSingapore @NUSMedicine. If you’re motivated and skilled in molecular biology, please apply by the 22nd of July. Looking forward to read your app!
careers.nus.edu.sg/s/xcb446
Looking for an enthusiastic Postdoc (Research Fellow) with passion for synthetic biology to join me @NUSingapore @NUSMedicine @NUS_SynCTI. Feel free to share :)
careers.nus.edu.sg/s/dlJgZM
After many exciting years in Cambridge, I’m thrilled & honoured to announce that I’ll be starting a research group at National University of Singapore this Summer. Keep an eye on Fredens Lab if you’re interested in #syntheticbiology and stay tuned for postdoc and PhD ads in weeks
Two years ago we created a bacterium #syn61 with a new genetic code. Now we've put the bug to good use and shown that it 1) is resistant to cocktails of viruses, and 2) can be programmed to produce polymers made entirely from non-canonical amino acids.
science.sciencemag.org/conte…
Julius Fredens retweeted
A big Welcome to Alexandria Deliz Liang @UZH_Chemistry: Starting today as Assistant Professor for Digital Bioinorganic Chemistry at the Department of Chemistry at UZH #UZH_Chemistry
