Scott A. Scholz

The paper presents a cell-free system for studying Sec translocon function, identifies super-active variants, and demonstrates applications in improving membrane protein and nanobody export.

This paper develops a method to tune nanopore permeability using chemically modified alpha-hemolysin in synthetic cells.

The paper shows that low GC-content flanking sequences and proximity to ribosomal RNA operons significantly reduce gene expression in E. coli, independent of regulatory elements.

The paper introduces METIS, an active learning workflow for optimizing genetic and metabolic networks, demonstrating significant improvements in efficiency with minimal experiments.