New paper out: a method to further bioengineer electroactive E. coli to enhance mediated extracellular electron transfer. Led by Mohammed Mouhib, with key help from Hanxuan Wang and Charlotte Roullier and the steady support from @ardemisprime.bsky.social
In today's opening talk on living materials #IMBES, Arpita Bose and her team feed electricity, light, and CO2 to bacteria to allow them to synthesize important chemicals #MATSUS25
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"Life is nothing but an electron looking for a place to rest" Albert Szent-Györgyi
Gabor Mehez shows us exactly how bioelectric bacteria make this happen in today's #IMBES session at #MATSUS25
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The last #IMBES talk before the break is all about scale up -- Paulo Rocha and his team use porous 3D electrodes to capture new electronic dynamics from bacteria #MATSUS25
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Energized by the coffee break and Mary Wood's #IMBES talk on studying charge transfer on biological-synthetic interfaces #MATSUS25
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Bin Lau taps into chemical engineering roots with his #IMBES talk on stirred-tank reactor design and the techno economics of biological photovoltaics #MATSUS25
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Great discussions during our #IMBES symposium at #MATSUS25 (@nanoge.org). Continued strong over lunch with our invited speakers and during the afternoon poster session. Thank you for joining!
