Posts by Emily Nelson

Hear technical insights from ABF experts on biomanufacturing technologies that accelerate bioproduct R&D.

The process successfully scaled up by ABF and ABPDU produces a precursor to acrylic acid, widely used across the consumer product industry.

The project aims to enable the full-scale adoption of biofoundry applications in society, leveraging the expertise of successful biofoundries.

View presentations and videos from our 2024 Industry Day event that took place on Sept. 12, 2024.

The Agile BioFoundry invites industry partners to enter collaborations utilizing biomanufacturing tools and capabilities developed or optimized by ABF consortia labs.

Join us at our 2024 Industry Day to learn more about our capabilities and opportunities to engage in joint research efforts. 

The collaboration is using machine learning to improve biomanufacturing in non-model yeasts. 

A Q&A with Héctor García Martín, an ABF scientist merging biology with data-driven tools and robotics to accelerate the pipeline for bioproducts.

Agile BioFoundry researchers developed a method that resulted in a thousand-fold speedup in the time it takes to extract DNA from fungal samples for use in PCR.

Researchers at the Agile BioFoundry and the University of North Texas are engineering bacteria to convert biogas into useful products while mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.