Research Articles
The Invisible Engineers: How Technical Systems are Revolutionizing Life Sciences
Explore how AI, robotics, and digital systems are transforming life sciences research and drug development through advanced technical systems.
The Invisible Workshop: Biochemical Engineering Tools Shaping Our World
Explore how biochemical engineering bridges biological discovery and real-world applications through advanced tools and technologies.
Blueprint for a Bio-Based Future: When Genomics Met Metabolic Engineering
Exploring the convergence of genomics and metabolic engineering for clean energy, environmental cleanup, and carbon sequestration solutions.
Animal Stem Cells: The 2018 Engineering Development Front
Explore the pivotal breakthroughs in animal stem cell research during 2018, from primate heart regeneration to cellular agriculture and veterinary applications.
The Microbial Detective: How Scientists Decode a Cell's Inner Workings
Discover how scientists use 13C-NMR, Mass Spectrometry, and Metabolic Flux Analysis to engineer cells for biotechnology applications.
The Molecular Handshake: Gluing Proteins in Place to Power Innovation
Explore the fascinating world of selective covalent protein immobilization - a revolutionary technique that permanently attaches proteins to surfaces with precision, enabling breakthroughs in medicine and biotechnology.
Microbes as Partners: How Invisible Organisms Are Revolutionizing Our World
Explore the latest breakthroughs in microbial science and technology, from engineered probiotics to carbon-capturing microorganisms.
Rewriting the Code of Life: How Recombinant DNA Technology is Revolutionizing Clinical Science
Explore how recombinant DNA technology is transforming clinical science through therapeutic proteins, vaccines, and gene therapies that are reshaping modern medicine.
Life's Liquid Lego: How Cell-Free Synthetic Biology is Rewriting the Rules of Science
Explore how cell-free synthetic biology is revolutionizing medicine, manufacturing, and environmental science by programming biological reactions without living cells.
The Microbial Weavers: Engineering Bacteria to Spin the Future
Discover how scientists are engineering bacteria to produce bacterial cellulose on demand through inducible biosynthesis, creating sustainable materials for medicine, fashion, and technology.