Jesús Miró-Bueno

This paper introduces a method to control cellular context through tunable growth regulation, enabling precise tuning of genetic circuit behavior and classification of circuit responses.

This paper designs genetic networks for stochastic and probabilistic computing in living cells, introducing concepts like bit-streams and p-bits to better model biological information processing.

This study constructs a synthetic microbial consortium of Pseudomonas putida strains for lignocellulosic disaccharide processing using reciprocal substrate processing and demonstrates how extrinsic factors can optimize growth.

This study reprograms genetic circuits in bacteria by spatially positioning circuit components to optimize performance and enable new functions without altering DNA sequences.