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New technologies launched the genomic era. Now, progress in genomic research depends on further innovations in the tools that allow us to probe, manipulate, and analyze biological molecules. Whether focused on software or hardware, biomaterials or microfluidics, DNA editors or molecular motors, our technological research pushes the boundaries of the physically possible and paves the way for future discovery.

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from left, Postdoc Yujie Yuan, Postdoc Zhengyi Zhang, CABBI Conversion Theme Leader Huimin Zhao (seated), Ph.D. Candidate Wesley Harrison, and  Postdoc Maolin Li.
Researchers, from left, agricultural and consumer economics professor Madhu Khanna, civil and environmental engineering professor Jeremy Guest, crop sciences professor DoKyoung Lee and their colleagues weighed the many factors that go into selecting a biofuels feedstock to supply aviation fuel and meet various environmental, land-use and policy related goals.
Scanning electron micrograph of Salmonella Typhimurium invading a human epithelial cell. S.Typhimurium has been decreasing in prevalence due to vaccinations by the poultry industry. Photo credit: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Brendan Harley and Rebecca Riggins recently received their second NIH grant to investigate glioblastoma
Schematic representation of CdSe nanocrystal exchange (left) and absorption spectra showing the shift of nanocrystals from the visible spectrum (CdSe) to the infrared (HgSe) (right).
RIPE team models connection between enzyme activity and yields for the first time