Gábor Holló

This study uses engineered Escherichia coli motility to control Voronoi patterns in 2D and 3D, generating programmable spatial structures.

This paper engineers a multi-step differentiation program in E. coli to generate self-organized spatial patterns through symmetry breaking, paracrine, and autocrine signaling.

The paper proposes novel oscillator-based circuit designs for synthetic biology and models interactions of intracellularly coupled oscillators, predicting dynamic behaviors and potential applications in bacterial systems.

The paper introduces GRN_modeler, a user-friendly tool for constructing and evaluating gene regulatory networks, demonstrating its application in designing oscillators and a light biosensor in E. coli.

This study shows that amino acid uptake and leakage rates determine microbial community structure and composition in synthetic E. coli consortia.

The paper designs and studies a synthetic optogenetic oscillator in E. coli, demonstrating complex spatiotemporal patterns including synchronization, resonance, and chaos under periodic light exposure.