GEM-NET: the software that keeps C-GEM connected
A deep dive into the tools that make up C-GEM’s scientific teamwork software infrastructure.
Dealing with the unnatural – the MHC way
Can the antigen recognition process be modulated if the structure of the antigen is modified
Hachimoji DNA: The Eight-letter Genetic Code
Hachimoji DNA contains four natural bases (A, T, C, G) and four extra unnatural bases (P, Z, S, B).
Director Schepartz wins ACS award for peptide chemistry
Alanna Schepartz will be awarded the Ralph F. Hirschmann Award in Peptide Chemistry at the March meeting of the American Chemical Society. The award recognizes an individual who has made “outstanding contributions in the chemistry, biochemistry, or biophysics of peptides.” It is presented by the… Read More »Director Schepartz wins ACS award for peptide chemistry
Omer Ad talks about new building blocks for C-GEM polymers
Our fourth podcast features C-GEM Seed Investigator Omer Ad discussing recent research demonstrating the ribosomal translation of benzoic acids.
C-GEM researchers teach ‘Decoding Biology’ workshop to New Haven high schoolers
An enrichment workshop for New Haven high schoolers.
Scott Miller selected for a JSPS Invitational Fellowship
Scott Millerhas been chosenfor a fellowship by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science. He will be delivering a series of lectures about his research across Japan.
Isolation through unity: creating orthogonal ribosomes through tethered subunit assembly
A new method resolves cross-assembly between wild type and engineered ribosomes.
Sequence-defined Multifunctional Polyethers
For several decades, polyethers, such as polyethylene glycol (PEG) have garnered tremendous interest as functional biomaterials due to their biocompatible nature.
Cell-free protein synthesis (CFPS) is a powerful way to explore the synthesis of proteins and other polymers outside of the cellular environment
Cell-free protein synthesis (CFPS) is a powerful way to explore the synthesis of proteins and other polymers outside of the cellular environment
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