Items in Category “News”

New Plant Synbio Tool Breaks With Tradition

JBEI researchers develop efficient and affordable method for plant DNA assembly.

Categories: News, Success Stories

Navigating an Ocean of Biological Data in the Modern Era

JBEI’s -omics data visualization tool, Arrowland, facilitates new scientific discovery.

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JBEI’s Jenny Mortimer participates at annual meeting of the WEF’s New Champions

JBEI’s Director of Plant Systems Biology was one of 50 extraordinary scientists who was selected to participate alongside business and political leaders in the World Economic Forum’s Meeting of the New Champions.

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JBEI’s Yan Liang Wins Early Scientific Career Award

Liang is among the laureates of 2016 Berkeley Lab Director's Awards.

Categories: Awards

JBEI Featured in Biotech Curriculum

The new curriculum will be distributed across the country

Categories: Education, News

Queensland Minister for State Development Visits JBEI

The goal was to to follow up on the discussions initiated with Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk

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JBEI participates at 2016 Solano Stroll

JBEI's volunteers interact with local community

Categories: Education, News

JBEI high school interns win two Biotech Partners awards

JBEI partnered with Biotech Partners (BP) this summer for a second year by providing internships to five high school students.

Categories: Awards, Education, News

JBEI scientists explore novel enzyme for aromatic biofuel synthesis

In a Scientific Reports (Nature) paper entitled “In vitro characterization of phenylacetate decarboxylase, a novel enzyme catalyzing toluene biosynthesis in an anaerobic microbial community”, researchers at JBEI investigated an enzyme that could enable first-time biochemical production of the widely used octane booster, toluene.

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JBEI participates at “Summer of Synbio”

JBEI collaborated with Engineering Biology Research Consortium (EBRC) at the launch of the “summer of synbio” at The Tech Museum of Innovation.

Categories: Education, News