Posts by Emily Nelson

This collaboration will focus on optimizing and engineering a microbial host for dsRNA production and creating a scalable microbial production method. 

Join us to learn more about ABF’s capabilities and opportunities to engage in joint research efforts.

Our collaboration with Kiverdi aims to develop a sustainable, commercially viable platform that produces recombinant proteins at high yields.  

Investigators at minority serving institutions (MSI) will receive funding to conduct research at their parent institutions.

The teams hope this work will advance inexpensive and sustainable recycling of polyethylene terephthalate.

Workflow combines state-of-the-art analytical technologies with a machine learning-based algorithm.

The Agile BioFoundry and researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln aim to broaden the synthetic biology potential of a non-model microorganism in a new collaboration. 

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.