Olivier Borkowski is a molecular physiologist and microbial bioengineer working on model bacteria and yeast. Olivieri's scientific interest, from his PhD to his current work, focuses on the relationship between cell physiology and gene expression. During his PhD, Olivier worked on B. subtilis to understand the impact of growth rate on protein production using a systems-oriented approach. Then, during his postdocs, Olivier focused on the impact on protein production on the growth rate. A method was developed to predict the cost of heterologous protein...Read more
Lysate-based cell-free systems have become a major platform to study gene expression, but batch-to- batch variation makes protein production difficult to predict. During this webinar, you will learn...
Anthony earned a BS in Marine Sciences and Chemistry from the University of Miami (FL) and PhD from Georgia Institute of Technology, where his research focused on the design and synthesis of organic electronic materials. During his time at Georgia Tech, Anthony also began working in research safety as the group’s primary Safety Officer after a series of research and non-research safety incidents. He then joined Zhenan Bao’s group in Chemical Engineering at Stanford University as a Camille and Henry Dreyfus Postdoctoral Fellow in Environmental Science where...Read more
John Graf serves as Technology Development Lead for Life Support, in the Crew and Thermal Systems Division at NASA Johnson Space Center. His work has focused on air quality and gas monitoring applications. John is a registered Professional Engineer, with BS and MS Engineering Degrees from the University of Wisconsin, and a PhD from Michigan Technological University. He is a NIAC Fellow. ...Read more
Dr. Kristine Ferrone is the Lead Scientist for Human Spaceflight within The Aerospace Corporation’s Physical Science Laboratories. She is currently a Co-I for the Active Radiation Dosimeter (ARD) for NASA’s xEMU spacesuit, science team member for the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation (CRaTER), and a ventures scientist within Aerospace for studying future technologies such as using lunar regolith for radiation shielding.
Prior to joining The Aerospace Corporation, Dr. Ferrone was a flight controller for the International Space...Read more
The mechanisms underlying chromatography of proteins span a multi-scale set of phenomena that have been modeled individually and collectively for the...
