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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Engineered Living Materials"”.

  1. Rational Design and Scalable Production of De novo Autogenic Engineered Living Materials

    … and Scalable Production of De novo Autogenic Engineered Living Materials Hoda Mohsen Youssef Hammad General Audience Abstract This work introduces a new approach to creating "engineered living materials" that combine biology with advanced protein engineering to form dynamic, self-assembling …

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  2. Towards engineering living functional materials

    … biosensors for water contamination, and living fertilizers that promote plant growth. The grand challenge to bridge the concept-to-product gap is twofold: scalability and safe deployment. First, most model microorganisms cannot produce a macroscale matrix to sustain themselves as …

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  3. Genetically Engineered Wound Dressing for Sensing and Treating Candida albicans Infections in Diabetic Foot Ulcers

    … In this work, we developed hydrogel-based Engineered Living Materials (ELMs) as an antifungal wound dressing. Additionally, to increase the efficacy of engineered antifungal dressing, we develop a genetic drug releasing system in the presence of blue light. Thus, here we describe the …

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  4. Beyond the Brick: Collaborations with a Sensing Microbial System in the Built Environment

    … that involves working with invisible microscopic living systems. The very same living organisms that have helped shape the Earth’s ecosystems over billions of years. At present, designers have made efforts to reduce our dependency on carbon-intensive resources by integrating living organisms into …

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