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Joseph J. Lee

Cornell University

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Cross-species Comparison of Ultramafic Rock Bio-accelerated Weathering Performance

Luke Plante, Jacob D. Klug, Joseph J. Lee, Adrian Hornby, James L. Adair, Sabrina Marecos, Matthew Charles Reid, Esteban Gazel, Buz Barstow

This paper compares the performance of three microbes in dissolving ultramafic rock dunite, finding that Gluconobacter oxydans outperforms the others in acid production and metal extraction.

Scientific Reports · Aug 11, 2025Peer-reviewedBioengineering

Bio-Accelerated Weathering of Ultramafic Minerals with Gluconobacter oxydans

Joseph J. Lee, Luke Plante, Brooke Pian, Sabrina Marecos, Sean A. Medin, Jacob D. Klug, Matthew Charles Reid, Greeshma Gadikota, Esteban Gazel, Buz Barstow

This paper demonstrates that Gluconobacter oxydans produces biolixiviants that significantly accelerate the leaching of cations from ultramafic minerals compared to chemical alternatives.

Scientific Reports · Apr 29, 2025Peer-reviewedBioengineering

Constraints on Lanthanide Separation by Selective Biosorption

Carter Anderson, Sean A. Medin, James L. Adair, Bryce Demopoulos, Liad Elmelech, Emeka Eneli, Chloe Kuelbs, Joseph J. Lee, Timothy J. Sheppard, Deniz Sinar, Zacharia Thurston, Mingyang Xu, Kang Zhang, Buz Barstow

The paper models how genetic changes in microorganisms can improve lanthanide separation through biosorption, showing potential for significant efficiency gains with single or combined genetic edits.

iScience · Mar 28, 2025Peer-reviewedSynthetic Biology