Anton Kan

The paper identifies a tradeoff between cell growth and protein secretion in E. coli Nissile, showing that high secretion leads to periplasmic stress and reduced growth.

This paper develops a microbial ink for 3D printing living materials using genetically engineered E. coli cells that self-assemble into nanofiber networks capable of sequestering toxins and releasing biologics.

This paper describes a method to produce hybrid living capsules using engineered bacteria, enabling programmable material properties and enzymatic functions.

The paper introduces uLoop, a DNA assembly method that enables efficient, hierarchical fabrication of large DNA constructs across any organism.