Synthetic biologist, microbiologist, and iGEMer at the University of Rochester
Joined February 2019
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👀 3 days ?! 👀
Today we are launching RootPath BinderVerse, a cloud lab for AI-designed binders.
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Trustable data at lightning speed -- Learn more at binderverse.rootpath.com
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
I'm trying something new: A (possibly) daily blog about biology and engineering.
I'd like to see whether I can emulate Derek Lowe for, say, one month.
My first post is about bacteria that were engineered to act as microlenses, focusing beams of photons.
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
PI Experience: Publishing iGEM Projects
- Marina Lazic (@UAlberta)
- @HTSBiotechMoss (@Univ_St_Etienne )
- @meyer_roc (@UofR)
- Ioana Popescu (@UnivParisSaclay)
- Martyn Dade-Robertson (University of Cambridge)
jamboree.igem.org
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Anne S. Meyer retweeted
The 2024 @UofR iGEM Team’s crowdfunding page is live! Help us reach our goal by donating through the link below, and don’t forget to write ‘iGEM Team’ in the comments to ensure your support goes directly to us!
Crowdfunding Link: uofr.us/igem
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
Check out our exciting promo video! We’re counting down the days until we unveil our final project—stay tuned for the big reveal in just a few weeks!
#igem #igem2024 #promovideo #cyanobacteria #science #syntheticbiology
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
Microbes were engineered to "focus light into photonic nanojets."
A sea-sponge enzyme, called silicatein, was fused to an E. coli protein that sits on the cell surface, called OmpA. The silicatein mineralized a polysilicate shell around the microbe that scatters beams of light.
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
New paper in NAR just came out, and our image made the cover!
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Anne S. Meyer retweeted
In our teaching (@j_henderickx @yuhroontjuh et al) on #AMR @LUMC_Leiden, we have an assignment based on social media. Always some students that amaze by finding or making some nice memes. A thread with some examples...
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
Rochester iGEM
A diverse team of undergrads will spend the summer of 2024 designing and building their own engineered biological system with the University’s International Genetically Engineered Machines team.
Informational Session
Thurs, 10/19
12:30 p.m.
Meliora Hall, Rm 205
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
The Bio Dept at University of Rochester is hiring a TT Assistant Professor in evolutionary genetics/genomics. Review begins 11/1. Come be our colleague! rochester.edu/faculty-recrui…
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Please RT!
Dr. Caroline Ajo-Franklin’s lab in the Department of BioSciences at Rice University is looking to hire a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the field of bioelectrochemical sensing. More details and application link can be found below:
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Come support Team RoSynth at Chipotle on Saturday September 9th from 4-8 pm!
#fundraising #igem #chipotle
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
Time for a Project Reveal! See what Team RoSynth will be creating this summer!
#igem #igem2023 #projectreveal
@iGEM @UofR
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
In celebration of #Juneteenth, join Rochester alum and Princeton professor Shane Campbell-Staton ’08 on Thursday, June 22 for a discussion on the impact of the human footprint and the link between science, politics, and culture
Register by June 15: uofr.us/42KFerK
ALT Shane Campbell-Staton
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Plants have a lot to teach us. Scientists @UofR are working on mimicking photosynthesis using bacteria. It would help them develop environmentally-friendly techniques to produce hydrogen fuel: rochester.edu/newscenter/pho…
ALT Photos of Anne S. Meyer (a white woman in a green blouse), Todd Krauss (a white man in a gray sweater), Kara Bren (a white woman in a blue lab coat and goggles), and Andrew White (a white man in an olive shirt)
Anne S. Meyer retweeted
We still have a few $750 travel stipends available to attend the Engineered Living Materials workshop for (7/13, Bozeman MT) for underrepresented attendees! The form is available at: mtnreg.com/mbm . Come join us as we coalesce the ELM community and plan next steps!