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The next @EngBioRC SPA workshop is on Monday! Please RT/share!
🧬 Are you an undergraduate or Master’s student and interested in applying to graduate programs?
📺 Attend our workshop to learn about writing strong statements of purpose!
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Excited to announce that my fist first-author paper titled “Synergistic co‐utilization of biomass‐derived sugars enhances aromatic amino acid production by engineered E. coli” has been published!
Link here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
I’d like to also thank @nima_hn, @Apurv_mhatre, Dr. Aditya Sarnaik, and Prof. Xuan Wang and our collaborators at the USDA (Dr. Nancy Nichols and Sarah Frazer) for their wonderful contributions and support for this work!
And thanks to my undergraduate mentors @KokZhiLee and @drksolomon for all of their continued support throughout my PhD!
If you’d like to meet, you can find me at the @ChEnected annual conference presenting on some of my work on “Engineering Corynebacterium Glutamicum for
Biomanufacturing of ß-Ketoadipate from Lignin-Derived Aromatics”#AIChE2023
Arren Liu retweeted
Looking for a postdoc to start by sept 1 to work on developing genome scale tools for a really cool non model yeast. The project is a collaboration with an exciting industry partner, with significant potential for translation. Email me if your cv and statement of interest.
Special shout out to @drksolomon and @KokZhiLee for helping me build a solid foundation back when we were all in @LifeAtPurdue!
Arren Liu retweeted
Check out the latest episode of EBRC In Translation! @jonesr18 and @KokZhiLee interview Doug Densmore (@cidar_lab), a professor at @BU_Tweets and co-founder of @LatticeAutomatn, @AsimovBio, and @BioSens8, about automation and more! ebrc.org/InTranslation
Friends and family always mention how esoteric my research is and how I must be incredibly smart, meanwhile I just locked myself out of my girlfriend’s house (and subsequently my car) and now her cats are mocking me through the window 🙃 – at Tempe, AZ
Arren Liu retweeted
We hope that our results can inform further studies into this interesting protein as well as accelerate the development of more practical targets academic.oup.com/nar/advance…
Arren Liu retweeted
What we found is that #NgAgo CAN cut DNA under select conditions - just not the ones commonly tested. However, its performance is complicated by suboptimal expression and folding in mesophilic hosts due to its halophilic character. (4/n)









