16: Mark Styczynski - The yeast are just as smart as before I got them

Mark Styczynski is a systems biologist and Associate Professor of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at Georgia Tech. He knows very little about nanotechnology, but that's the point. We discuss what biotechnologists and nanotechnologists don't understand about each other and how they might collaborate in the future. (Recorded on August 3, 2016)  

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Show Notes:

• Mark Styczynski

• Jay Keasling et al - "Metabolic Engineering of Microorganisms for Biofuels Production: From Bugs to Synthetic Biology to Fuels"

• Shale gas

• Jon Stewart Arby's compilation

• Mark Schena et al - "Quantitative Monitoring of Gene Expression Patterns with a Complementary DNA Microarray"

• DNA sequencing

• Human Genome Project

• Learncheme.com - Material and Energy Balances

• ARPANET

• Materials Genome Initiative (MGI)

• Combinatorial chemistry

• Symyx Technologies

• Moore's Law

• University of Notre Dame

• Georgia Tech ChBE research topics - biotechnology

• Daniel Moyano et al - "Nano Meets Biology: Structure and Function at the Nanoparticle Interface"

• Photonics.com - "Plasmonic Nanoheaters Enable Photothermal Cancer Therapy"

• Breast cancer classification (ER positive/negative)

• Hua Wang at Georgia Tech

• Complimentary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS)

• Image sensors

• Charles Lieber et al - "Nanowire Nanoelectronics: Building Interfaces with Tissue and Cells at the Natural Scale of Biology"

• Green fluorescent protein (GFP)

• Robert Thomas and David Williams - "Large-Scale Manufacture of Therapeutic Human Stem Cells"

• Inner Space

• Inside Out

• The Economist - "Hunting as a Pack"