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SUMMARY:Using synthetic biology to engineer living electronics across scal
 es
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Dr Joshua Atkinson\, University of Southern California\, Unite
 d States\nMicrobes have evolved genetically encoded machinery enabling the
 m to utilize the abundant redox‐active molecules and minerals available 
 on Earth. Recently\, the machinery enabling these redox reactions have bee
 n leveraged for interfacing cells and biomolecules with electrical circuit
 s for biotechnological applications in energy harvesting\, chemical produc
 tion\, and environmental biosensing. Here\, I will present on efforts to u
 se protein engineering and synthetic biology to control biological electro
 n transfer across a range of spatial scales from metabolic pathways to mul
 ticellular communities and biohybrid interfaces between cells and electrod
 es. These efforts are providing new tools for constructing living electron
 ic sensors and living electronic materials.\n 
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