Sebastián Espinel‐Ríos

This paper develops a light-controlled microbial consortium system to dynamically adjust population composition and boost chemical production.

This study analyzes noise in biomolecular topologies that implement derivative-action signal differentiation, showing that noise amplification can be avoided.

This study improves optogenetic control of protein production in K. phaffii by balancing EL222 and light doses, enhancing tunability and flexibility compared to methanol-based induction.

This paper designs a PIDA control scheme as a chemical reaction network to improve dynamic performance and steady-state tracking in biochemical systems.