Items Tagged “Fuels Synthesis”

A systematic approach to generate superior host strains for strain engineering

JBEI celebrates the talented research scientist Ee-Ben Goh.

JBEI's CEO Jay Keasling was interviewed by Create, Engineers Australia's Magazine. In this article Keasling discusses how synthetic biology is being used to tackle major global challenges.

JBEI develops new synthetic biology tools for engineering Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

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

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.

JBEI scientists demonstrate a biological approach to convert nuisance chemicals in municipal wastewater treatment (sewage) plants into renewable fuels or chemicals.

A workflow was developed to assess and interpret multi-omics data to characterize strain variation in biofuel-producing E. coli.

JBEI scientist Ee-Been Goh thrives on re-engineering bacteria and mentoring students.

New Biosynthesis Pathways for Five-Carbon Alcohol from Mevalonate Are Available For Licensing