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to the scarcity of natural enzymes capable of interacting with boron-containing substrates. The project therefore aims to engineer new-to-nature enzymatic transformations to form C–C and C–N bonds, exploiting
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scientific excellence and applied research to design solutions that address real-world challenges and create positive impact. Do you want to know more about LIST? Check our website: https://www.list.lu/ How
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., nanomaterials, single-atom, and heterogeneous catalysts), and reaction and systems engineering approaches to catalytic process design, as well as biomolecular and translational approaches such as enzyme
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to cutting‑edge research within the Department of Chemistry and the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology (MIB), working at the interface of enzyme engineering and sustainable manufacturing. Two full‑time
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Department Pharmacology and Toxicology Department Website Link https://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/departments-directory/pharmacology-toxicology-department Location Tucson Campus Address Tucson, AZ USA Position
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. Microscopes. Tissue culture incubators. Liquid nitrogen tanks. -20/80°C freezers. ScanScope. Restriction enzymes. DNA modification enzymes. ImagePro software. Microsoft Word, Excel, GraphPad Prism, PowerPoint
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Department Pharmacology and Toxicology Department Website Link https://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/departments-directory/pharmacology-toxicology-department Location Tucson Campus Address Tucson, AZ USA Position
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biological routes for producing more sustainable materials. However, current approaches often use enzymes or microorganisms as passive additives rather than as programmable components. The E.CoLith project
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proteins and enzymes, metabolism, and nucleic acids and genomes. Environmental applications of interest include but are not limited to carbon capture, circular bioeconomy, remediation, environmental
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our website: https://www.list.lu/ How will you contribute? You will join the recently awarded PEARL project FUNG-FACTORY in a team of approximately 10 people – led by Ronald de Vries, dedicated