Posts by Emily Nelson

The Agile BioFoundry and Azolla are teaming up to engineer a bacterium capable of using carbon dioxide and light to produce bacterial nanocellulose.

Proposals will leverage the consortium’s world-class capabilities to address challenges in biomanufacturing.

Agile BioFoundry researchers developed a new DNA editing tool that makes engineering microbes faster.

Working with scientists at the Agile BioFoundry, these groups will leverage national laboratory capabilities to address challenges in biomanufacturing.

The funding opportunity will support synthetic & engineering biology research projects that have the potential to leverage ABF capabilities toward eventual translation.

A new video showcases how the Agile BioFoundry helps industry jump-start their biomanufacturing technology development.

Agile BioFoundry team members participated in the 2nd Annual Global BioFoundries Alliance Meeting on Oct 14-16, 2022.

Tess will be presenting her research on the yeast Rhodotorula toruloides and its potential to produce sustainable aviation jet fuel.

The selectees were chosen from applicants for a direct funding opportunity in partnership with the National Science Foundation.

The Agile BioFoundry is partnering with the MSI STEM Research & Development Consortium to support promising research.