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**Rewritable genetic logic and data storage (many parts, precision dynamics) | **Rewritable genetic logic and data storage (many parts, precision dynamics) | ||
**Engineering lineage-agnostic cells (even more parts, many people, precision dynamics) | **Engineering lineage-agnostic cells (even more parts, many people, precision dynamics) | ||
**Enabling wood-fungus to | **Enabling wood-fungus to grow many things (distributed manufacturing, keeping it weird) | ||
**Growing arbitrary patterns (many parts, precision dynamics) | **Growing arbitrary patterns (many parts, precision dynamics) | ||
**What are all the atoms inside a cell? (many parts, new tools) | **What are all the atoms inside a cell? (many parts, new tools) | ||
**Robobench (aka "Alexa, do this experiment for me!") (new tools, many people) | **Robobench (aka "Alexa, do this experiment for me!") (new tools, many people) | ||
===Research Background & Context, Additional Materials=== | ===Research Background & Context, Additional Materials=== | ||
The many and diverse dissertations from past students in the lab, their peer-reviewed published articles, and our written perspectives and other published projects are all [[Endy:Reprints | freely available online]]. We hope that students who are interested in exploring and taking forward their own research projects in the lab will be informed and inspired by the curiosity and independence of past student's work. We hope that others who are interested in understanding, contributing to, or constructively criticizing the lab's work make full use of our published record. | The many and diverse dissertations from past students in the lab, their peer-reviewed published articles, and our written perspectives and other published projects are all [[Endy:Reprints | freely available online]]. We hope that students who are interested in exploring and taking forward their own research projects in the lab will be informed and inspired by the curiosity and independence of past student's work. We hope that others who are interested in understanding, contributing to, or constructively criticizing the lab's work make full use of our published record. |
Revision as of 14:47, 22 February 2017
Engineering Living MatterWe are passionate about making living matter fully engineerable. We don't consider this goal to be abstract or arbitrary, rather something that should be accomplished over the next few decades and that is absolutely central to enable all of humanity to flourish in partnership with Earth (10 billion happy people AND a healthy planet). See the following for additional high-level framing: Fine, But What Can I Do?People often struggle to parse our broad goal in ways that lead to specific opportunities, either as a potential student or postdoc here at Stanford or as a collaborator. We share the same struggle; it's a big puzzle with many opportunities! Practically, we have a few guiding principles that help us understand what projects and questions will be exciting to work on. We tend to look for and support projects that require progress along two or more of these principles:
Any Specific ExamplesHere are some examples of recent or ongoing projects that recombine various aspects of the above:
Research Background & Context, Additional MaterialsThe many and diverse dissertations from past students in the lab, their peer-reviewed published articles, and our written perspectives and other published projects are all freely available online. We hope that students who are interested in exploring and taking forward their own research projects in the lab will be informed and inspired by the curiosity and independence of past student's work. We hope that others who are interested in understanding, contributing to, or constructively criticizing the lab's work make full use of our published record. |