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Wonderful news! Parafilm M rules!
Very well-deserved recognition after helping so many other #NobelPrize winners achieve their breakthroughs! Congratulations @ParafilmM
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Replying to @iGEM
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If you like scientific timeline diagrams, this one for metabolic engineering is going to make you happy.
Amritpal Singh, PhD retweeted
Wow @IgemImperial made it to the top 10 #iGEM2022! Huge congratulations for the well deserved recognition! Bring some croissants to celebrate :)
#proudsupervisor
Learn more about the project: 2022.igem.wiki/imperial-coll…
@ImperialBioeng @imperialcollege @IC_CSynBio
Well done @IgemImperial team in your first presentation at the #iGEM2022 jamboree!
If you 🫵🏼 are in Paris tomorrow Thursday, don’t miss their talk at 14:00 in plaza 4 and learn how engineered spores can help fight hunger & come to the poster to discuss with the team! 🦠⚙️🌱
Amritpal Singh, PhD retweeted
A pleasure to be the external examiner with Prof Karen Polizzi for the successful PhD viva of @SynghBio! @imperialcollege
Learned lots about #Synbio 🧬 applied to the production of bacterial cellulose.
Congrats 🎉 to the supervisors @LedesmaAmaro and @ProfTomEllis
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Congratulations to Dr Amrit Singh @SynghBio on passing his PhD viva today. Amrit was the first ever member of the @LedesmaAmaro group and a joy to co-supervise. 👏👨🎓🎓
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Very proud of this shiny new publication from my group led by @CandiedGoose which came out at ACS SynBio this weekened. A modular cloning toolkit of useful genetic parts and plasmids for programming cellulose-producing bacteria to do all sorts of things. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Have a look at our #synbio review about C1 substrates utilisation (methanol, formate, CO2 and others) just out in @nchembio. Amazing labs have done amazing progress in this field! Is efficient C1 utilisation in heterologous microbes possible by #meteng?
>> rdcu.be/cpWaB
A review article by @LedesmaAmaro @weijian16329397 and colleagues surveys natural metabolic pathways for utilization of C1 substrates and their adaptation towards creating synthetic C1-utilizing microbes. Free to read: rdcu.be/cpWaB nature.com/articles/s41589-0…
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how the specific molecule of choice feels when it is being selected in affinity chromatography teapawt.net/UOldguy/status/1411406…
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The great Tumbleweed migration of 2021. They must know something we don’t.
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A machine-learning model can be used to predict the future “impact” of research published in scientific literature, according to a @NatureBiotech paper. The model could aid in the construction of diversified, impact-optimized funding portfolios. go.nature.com/2SZkRbZ
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We are finally live for people to apply for our 2 postdoc positions in Synthetic Genomes. The start of a very ambitious UK project with lots of opportunities. Pls RT go.nature.com/3okPynC
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I'm looking for a #theory #synbio PostDoc to join my group @ImperialBioeng asap to work on the theoretical design and analysis of lean biomolecular control systems. Part of a @RAEngNews 10 years-long challenge! Join us to help make #synbio more reliable and robust! Please RT.
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It’s true! This year, @igem is distributing grants of $2,500 to 90 iGEM teams. Very exciting, and this is just the beginning!
If you’re a PI, mentor, or former iGEMer interested in joining the committee that will shape and direct this new initiative, please get in touch! 🎉🌍🧬
Woah did @SexyLikeMeiosis just announce grants of 2,500 USD for 90 @iGEM 2021 Teams??? 😍😍
#iGEM2021
2021.igem.org/Teams/Grants
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Lots of great living bioart from our undergrad teaching classes with carotene, violacein, lycopene, GFP and RFP yeast strains. Stay tuned for Voting for a winner.
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International space station from my telescope window!
It was a great transit...
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Thanks a lot @MetabolitesMDPI
I feel truly honoured for the Award!! #synbio #meteng @ImperialBioeng @IC_CSynBio
#MDPIMetabolites We are pleased to announce that the winner of the Metabolites 2020 Young Investigator Award is Dr. Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro, from Imperial College London, UK. Read more: mdpi.com/journal/metabolites…
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