Engineered Living Materials Institute @ Cornell Associate Director Adrienne Roeder and collaborators published new work showing how cell growth and mechanics work together to shape plant organs.
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Exciting new work from ELMI Associate Director Adrienne Roeder and collaborators shows how cell growth and mechanics work together to shape plant organs—and points towar…
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Engineered Living Materials Institute @ Cornell
Dedicated to making materials both more functional and more sustainable through bioengineering.
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- Higher Education
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- Ithaca, US
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- 2–10 employees
About Engineered Living Materials Institute @ Cornell
ELMI is a collaborative hub for basic science, technology development, and education related to materials built of and/or by engineered, non-mammalian, living organisms. We aim to revolutionize technology for society through reimagined large-scale infrastructure and human-scale products; while at the same time enabling society’s expansion through off-world exploration and habitation made possible with materials and structures that are grown from renewable resources, rather than manufactured.
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Engineered Living Materials Institute @ Cornell published a video highlighting faculty member Sijin Li's work engineering yeast to produce complex plant natural products.
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Engineered Living Materials Institute @ Cornell welcomed Fani Derveni and Marianthi Papalexandri Alexandri as new faculty members.
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