Jefferson Smith
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Synthetic Biology DPhil | Oxford Nanopore | 28
Oxford, England
Joined July 2013
RT @jeffnivala: Published today in @Nature, we describe an approach for single-molecule protein reading on @nanopore arrays. By utilizing C….
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Nature - A technique for threading long protein strands through a nanopore by electrophoresis and back using a protein unfoldase motor, ClpX, enables single protein molecules to be analyzed...
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RT @synbioCDT: Apply for our new DPhil in #EngineeringBiology programme across the Universities of Bristol @BrisBioDesign and @UniofOxford.….
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About the courseEngineering Biology applies engineering principles to biology and aims to exploit our synthetic biology knowledge to drive the bioeconomy. The Engineering Biology Centre for Doctoral
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RT @synbioCDT: We are launching a new DPhil (doctoral) training programme in Engineering Biology! Next application deadline 1st March 2024.….
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About the courseEngineering Biology applies engineering principles to biology and aims to exploit our synthetic biology knowledge to drive the bioeconomy. The Engineering Biology Centre for Doctoral
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RT @DrMikeBooth: We developed light-activated plasmids for cell-free and living cells 🤩🔦🧬🧫. To do this we created a new method to add chemi….
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Plasmids are ubiquitous in biology, where they are used to study gene-function relationships and intricate molecular networks, and hold potential as therapeutic devices. Developing methods to control...
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RT @jackdutch123: Surface tension measurement and calculation of model biomolecular condensates - now published in Soft Matter https://t.co….
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The surface tension of liquid-like protein-rich biomolecular condensates is an emerging physical principle governing the mesoscopic interior organisation of biological cells. In this study, we...
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RT @LinnaZhou1: Tiny soft droplet battery that modulates neural tissue activities. Proud of our team to publish this work in Nature, @bayle….
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RT @DrMikeBooth: Check out this incredible paper, developing a soft, microscale droplet-based power source able to activate neurons! . Just….
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Nature - A study describes the development of a miniaturized hydrogel-based soft power source capable of modulating the activity of networks of neuronal cells without the need for metal electrodes.
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RT @OxfordChemistry: 🎉Congratulations to all of today's @royalsociety prize winners, including our very own Prof Hagan Bayley @bayley_lab….
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Professor Hagan Bayley FRS has been awarded the Buchanan Medal in this year’s Royal Society prizes.
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RT @howorka_lab: The news & views article "Unfolding the path to nanopore protein sequencing" has been published in.@NatureNano
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Nature Nanotechnology - A modified nanopore enables enzyme-free threading of single polypeptides to detect post-translational modifications
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RT @NatureNano: New content online: Enzyme-less nanopore detection of post-translational modifications within long polypeptides https://t.c….
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RT @DrMikeBooth: Big thanks to @nchembio for inviting us to write a Research Briefing about our new paper on light-activated communication….
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RT @DrMikeBooth: We engineered new synthetic and biological parts for synthetic cells 💪 for controllable communication with living bacteria….
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RT @YuvalElani: We're looking for 3 postdocs to work with us @ImperialChemEng @fabriCELL_UK on various topics in SynCell science, bio-inspi….
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RT @SynCellEU: @DrMikeBooth and his team at @UCLChemistry have developed a method to turn gene expression on or off using multiple waveleng….
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RT @YuvalElani: We have 3 postdoc vacancies in Bioinspired Technologies & Synthetic Cells in our group @ImperialChemEng. Projects are at t….
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RT @ProfTomEllis: Cellulose shoes made by bacteria | Nature Biotechnology. short profile of our collaborators and friends at Modern Synthes….
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Nature Biotechnology - Cellulose shoes made by bacteria
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