The project will focus on four key areas: advanced manufacturing processes, sensing and robotics, data integration for smart manufacturing systems, and biomanufacturing and biotechnology. Researchers anticipate the project will lead to the development of AI-enabled, data-driven technologies that reduce costs, boost productivity and innovation, shorten time to market, and improve the quality and scalability of complex manufacturing systems.

Five skillful players competed to win the 1st place.

Lana is a third year CBE undergraduate student. Welcome!

Hyeongmin presented a talk "Design of synthetic microbial cocultures to overcome fundamental limitations of fermentation."

Harsha successfully constructed a PHA producing Escherichia coli, and presented a poster.

Rhea and Elizabeth presented a poster titled: Imaging and growth modeling of wild Cupriavidus necator biodiversity for analysis of bioplastic production. Hyeongmin and Antonio presented a poster titled: Accelerating synthetic biology for sustainable 1,5-diaminopentane production through nanofabricated high-throughput assay.

Lab members had a lunch in Hamburg Inn, where is known as a must-stop place for presidential candidates on their way through Iowa!

Harsha is a high school student from Michigan. Welcome!

Hyeongmin presented a poster "Accelerating Genome Editing in Cupriavidus necator."

Hyeongmin visited KIST to give a talk and meet with collaborators.