Sentence examples for biological engineers from inspiring English sources
Wolfe hopes to create a database containing genetic information from those viruses, a resource that biological engineers could use to assemble effective vaccines from standard molecular parts.
Along with Knight, Weiss documented these devices -- roughly analogous to electronic components -- in the Registry of Standard Biological Parts, an open-source toolkit for biological engineers.
Chemical and biological engineers are working to reprogram these biosynthetic pathways to more efficiently produce valuable products.
The company is one of several looking to commercialize the field of "cell-free" manufacturing — where biological engineers strip down the cellular building blocks of life to their most basic components to create processes that ideally can be more easily manipulated to produce different kinds of chemicals.
Chemical and biological engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the US have overcome the problem of CO limiting the efficient operation of fuel cells, as well as discover a method to capture the energy in the CO.
By mixing and matching RNP pairs, biological engineers can choose the feedback repression strength (and the corresponding target protein concentration) optimal for each application.
By Amanda Schaffer February 18 , 2014Over the years, Linda Griffith, a biological engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has undergone nine surgeries for endometriosis.
Zhang decided to become a biological engineer, forging tools to repair the broken genes that are responsible for many of humanity's most intractable afflictions.
More recently, PETA provided funding for Nicholas Genovese, a postdoctoral biological engineer, to work in Mironov's lab — a sort of PETA fellowship.
Using standard biological parts, a synthetic biologist or biological engineer can already, to some extent, program living organisms in the same way a computer scientist can program a computer.
Benjaminson, a biological engineer at Touro College, in New York, cut strips of flesh from live goldfish and submerged them in a nutrient bath extracted from the blood of unborn cows.
