Principal Investigator (PI)
PI Daniel G. Olson is working to engineer organisms that naturally break down lignocellulose into efficient biocatalysts that can withstand the rigors of industrial-scale fermentation. This work uses techniques from the fields of metabolic engineering, synthetic biology, quantitative physiology, and biochemistry. He leads a research group comprised of researchers at both Dartmouth and the University of Campinas.
Staff/Postdocs
Marybeth Maloney
Technician
Dartmouth
Anthony (Ty) Lanahan
Lab manager / Postdoc
Dartmouth
Angel Pech
Postdoc
Dartmouth
Bilal Jilani
Postdoc
Dartmouth
João Henrique Fabri
Postdoc
University of Campinas
Edson Kim
Postdoc
University of Campinas
Students
Bishal Sharma
PhD Student
Dartmouth
Shu Huang
PhD Student
Dartmouth
Milena Minetto
PhD Student
University of Campinas
Daniela Chiarelli
PhD Student
University of Campinas
Layse de Souza
PhD Student
University of Campinas
Isaiah Richardson
PhD Student
Dartmouth
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