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Samantha Zimbler

Mar 24, 2020

15 non cross-reacting protein glues for one-pot seamless assembly of multiple peptides

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15 non cross-reacting protein glues for one-pot seamless assembly of multiple peptides

Filipe Pinto

Mar 24, 2020

In vivo patterning with in silico signaling, or how we put the cell in the loop

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In vivo patterning with in silico signaling, or how we put the cell in the loop

Mindy Liu Perkins

Mar 19, 2020

Packing viral suitcases with genomic scissors for therapeutic exon skipping

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Packing viral suitcases with genomic scissors for therapeutic exon skipping

Akitsu Hotta

Mar 17, 2020

Mining Microbes to Engineer Biosensor Devices

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Mining Microbes to Engineer Biosensor Devices

James Galagan

Mar 16, 2020

Blood-triggered generation of platinum nanoparticle functions as an anti-cancer agent

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Blood-triggered generation of platinum nanoparticle functions as an anti-cancer agent

Gen Zhang

Mar 09, 2020

Hacking bacterial communication for safe and tunable population control

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Hacking bacterial communication for safe and tunable population control

Arianna Miano

Mar 04, 2020

Not all loss-of-function approaches are created equal: differential cellular responses to small molecule inhibition, acute CRISPR perturbation, and chronic genetic knockout

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Not all loss-of-function approaches are created equal: differential cellular responses to small molecule inhibition, acute CRISPR perturbation, and chronic genetic knockout

Annabel Sangree

Feb 25, 2020

Deep networks are not too complex

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Deep networks are not too complex

Andy Banburski

Feb 24, 2020

DNA, RNA, Protein: An eternal braid

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DNA, RNA, Protein: An eternal braid

Kai Libicher

Feb 21, 2020

Getting lipid nanoparticles into shape for enhanced gene delivery

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Getting lipid nanoparticles into shape for enhanced gene delivery

Gaurav Sahay

Feb 20, 2020

Multicomponent Molecular Memory

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Multicomponent Molecular Memory

Jacob K Rosenstein

Feb 05, 2020

Compartmentalized microbes and co-cultures in hydrogels for on-demand bioproduction and preservation

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Compartmentalized microbes and co-cultures in hydrogels for on-demand bioproduction and preservation

Alshakim Nelson

Feb 04, 2020

Probing the Physical Limits of Reliable DNA Data Retrieval

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Probing the Physical Limits of Reliable DNA Data Retrieval

Lee Organick

Jan 30, 2020

Bionic touch-sensing neural devices for artificial intelligence

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Bionic touch-sensing neural devices for artificial intelligence

Xinqin Liao

Jan 15, 2020

Bacterial blood tests that work outside the lab

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Bacterial blood tests that work outside the lab

Mark Styczynski

Dec 31, 2019

Multi-functional genome-wide CRISPR system for high throughput genotype–phenotype mapping

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Multi-functional genome-wide CRISPR system for high throughput genotype–phenotype mapping

Huimin Zhao

Dec 23, 2019

CRISPR-based gene-drives: from eukaryotes to prokaryotes

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CRISPR-based gene-drives: from eukaryotes to prokaryotes

Victor Nizet

Dec 21, 2019

Breaking genes, one droplet-encapsulated-bacterial-cell at the time.

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Breaking genes, one droplet-encapsulated-bacterial-cell at the time.

Tim van Opijnen

Dec 16, 2019

Superhydrophobic Biomaterial Makes an Ideal Gauze: Rapid Bleeding Stoppage and Easy Removal After Healing Prevents Infections

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Superhydrophobic Biomaterial Makes an Ideal Gauze: Rapid Bleeding Stoppage and Easy Removal After Healing Prevents Infections

Choon Hwai Yap

Dec 06, 2019

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15 non cross-reacting protein glues for one-pot seamless assembly of multiple peptides

In vivo patterning with in silico signaling, or how we put the cell in the loop

Packing viral suitcases with genomic scissors for therapeutic exon skipping

Mining Microbes to Engineer Biosensor Devices

Blood-triggered generation of platinum nanoparticle functions as an anti-cancer agent

Hacking bacterial communication for safe and tunable population control

Not all loss-of-function approaches are created equal: differential cellular responses to small molecule inhibition, acute CRISPR perturbation, and chronic genetic knockout

Deep networks are not too complex

DNA, RNA, Protein: An eternal braid

Getting lipid nanoparticles into shape for enhanced gene delivery

Multicomponent Molecular Memory

Compartmentalized microbes and co-cultures in hydrogels for on-demand bioproduction and preservation

Probing the Physical Limits of Reliable DNA Data Retrieval

Bionic touch-sensing neural devices for artificial intelligence

Bacterial blood tests that work outside the lab

Multi-functional genome-wide CRISPR system for high throughput genotype–phenotype mapping

CRISPR-based gene-drives: from eukaryotes to prokaryotes

Breaking genes, one droplet-encapsulated-bacterial-cell at the time.

Superhydrophobic Biomaterial Makes an Ideal Gauze: Rapid Bleeding Stoppage and Easy Removal After Healing Prevents Infections

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