Roee Ben-Nissan

This study characterizes the kinetic properties of over 100 bacterial form I rubiscos to identify factors influencing carboxylation rates, finding that carboxysomes and cyanobacterial origins are associated with faster rates.

This study demonstrates the production of bioplastic PHB in engineered E. coli using CO2 and formate via the reductive glycine pathway, showing potential for electro-bioproduction.

This study identifies three genetic mutations enabling E. coli to grow autotrophically when combined with non-native enzymes for carbon fixation and energy production.

The paper demonstrates that a bacterial CO2 concentrating mechanism enables E. coli to fix CO2 from ambient air using 20 CCM genes.