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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. 

The Agile BioFoundry is partnering with Pow.Bio to test their continuous fermentation platform in a promising microbial host. 

Leverage the Agile BioFoundry's cutting-edge facilities, capabilities, and expertise.

The goal of the conference was to facilitate international collaboration between the U.S. and Korea and discuss global synthetic biology standardization and norms.

The meeting included updates from ABF tasks, brainstorming sessions, flash talks from early career scientists, task breakout sessions, and a poster session.

BOTTLE and ABF scientists have developed a biosensing technology that can help address the problem of plastic waste made from nylon-66.

Jetty will present her research in developing sustainable methods for palm kernel oil production.

The collaboration resulted in the demonstration of novel metabolic routes to produce lipids containing mid-chain fatty acids as an alternative to palm kernel oil.

The selected projects will contribute to decarbonizing energy-intensive industries and developing sustainable aviation fuels.