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Synthetic Biology

Microbot Bacteria: Living Machines Remember Heat Signals

Oct 22, 2026

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4 min read

Microbot Bacteria: Living Machines Remember Heat Signals

Researchers turn bacteria into magnetic microrobots that remember a heat signal and keep producing a tumor-softening enzyme.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

Genome Editing Tools

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CRISPR-Armed Phages: SNIPR Biome Fights Superbugs

Oct 18, 2026

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7 min read

CRISPR-Armed Phages: SNIPR Biome Fights Superbugs

By arming bacteriophages with CRISPR, SNIPR aims to selectively kill harmful bacteria while preserving the healthy gut microbiome.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

Structural Biology

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AI Designs RNA Pseudoknots: Machine Learning Meets the Lab!

Oct 15, 2026

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5 min read

AI Designs RNA Pseudoknots: Machine Learning Meets the Lab!

By combining AI design with experimental feedback, researchers created new RNA pseudoknots that form their intended structures in the lab.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

Synthetic Biology

Cells as Computers: Building Reusable Biological Circuits

Oct 8, 2026

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5 min read

Cells as Computers: Building Reusable Biological Circuits

Researchers turned bacterial colonies into reusable transistors and relays, building programmable circuits from living cells.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

DNA/RNA Nanotech

Crisscross DNA Origami: Building Microscale Structures with Precision!

Oct 1, 2026

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5 min read

Crisscross DNA Origami: Building Microscale Structures with Precision!

Researchers use crisscross DNA origami to build micron-scale structures from hundreds of nanoscale DNA building blocks.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

AI-Powered Biology

AI Lights Up the Dark Proteome: Discovering Hidden Proteins!

Sep 24, 2026

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5 min read

AI Lights Up the Dark Proteome: Discovering Hidden Proteins!

By searching millions of AI-predicted protein structures, researchers uncovered human proteins that sequence-based methods had missed.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

Synthetic Biology

Parallel DNA Assembly: MOSAIC Synthesizes Thousands of Genes!

Sep 17, 2026

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5 min read

Parallel DNA Assembly: MOSAIC Synthesizes Thousands of Genes!

MOSAIC uses programmable DNA self-assembly to synthesize thousands of genes in parallel, opening the door to million-scale protein libraries.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

Deep Tech Breakdowns

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DNA-Powered Spatial Biology: Sequencers Replaces Microscopes!

Sep 13, 2026

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9 min read

DNA-Powered Spatial Biology: Sequencers Replaces Microscopes!

Instead of imaging cells with a microscope, Pixelgen encodes spatial information in DNA and reconstructs protein organization from sequencing data.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

Drug Delivery

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AI-Designed RNA Shuttles: Synthetic Protein Vehicles for Drug Delivery

Sep 10, 2026

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6 min read

AI-Designed RNA Shuttles: Synthetic Protein Vehicles for Drug Delivery

By combining AI-designed proteins with natural membrane and RNA-binding modules, researchers built synthetic vehicles for RNA delivery.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico

Synthetic Biology

Flexible Nanopores: Nanoscale Sensors Read Proteins of Different Sizes

Sep 3, 2026

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5 min read

Flexible Nanopores: Nanoscale Sensors Read Proteins of Different Sizes

A flexible nanopore changes shape to sense proteins across multiple sizes and conformations.

Marco Lolaico
Marco Lolaico
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