
Yuval Elani
@yuvalelani
UKRI Future Leaders Fellow & Snr. Lecturer @ImperialChemEng. Biomimetic Technologies, Artificial Cells, Microfluidics, Biotech & Biomembrane Engineering.
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http://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/y.elani 22-04-2012 22:28:36
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Still time to apply for this #PhD project to join my group and Michael Booth group at UCL Chemistry Project is part of #CDT in #Engineering Solutions for #Antimicrobial #Resistance App #Deadline: 26th Jan CDT #OpenDay : 14th Jan on Zoom More info 👉 shorturl.at/tmfBK



Delighted to see this published - led by Matt Allen and through Imperial ChemEng - Imperial Chemistry collaboration with Yuval Elani, Rob Law and Oz. Congrats all. Check the paper out below! #synbio #syncell

Really excited 2b working with Yuval Elani James Hindley DiMicheleLAB on energy management strategies for #syncells. great collaboration with colleagues in Japan funded by Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research & JST. #synbio Imperial Sciences #energy Synthetic Cell initiative Build-a-Cell Build-a-Cell South America imperial.ac.uk/news/261214/1m…



Want to do a PhD with us? Automated microfluidic pipelines for design, build, test + discovery of compartmentalized LNPs for drug + vaccine delivery. Collab w. Prof Oscar Ces and Rongjun Chen . Please apply + get in touch for more info. RT appreciated! imperial.ac.uk/chemical-biolo…






From our Pioneering Investigators collection 🎉 'Synthetic cell preservation strategies enable their storage and activation at the point of use' by Yuval Elani and Ignacio Gispert at Imperial College London #OpenAccess 🔓 buff.ly/yKXO3cj

New paper out - we show how synthetic cells can be dried, stored & reactivated at the point of use. This helps overcome a key barrier to their use outside the lab, bringing SynCells a step closer to real-world applications. Well done to Ignacio Gispert! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Check out our PhD student Hannah Sleath’s paper on vesicle-based synthetic cells that can crawl up surface concentration gradients using DNA receptors — great collaboration with DiMicheleLAB and Bortolo Mognetti pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Out now: 'An aptamer-based bacterial burden biosensor' led by the fantastic Alice Grob in the lab! Thanks to co-authors Tom Copeman, Lucy Sifeng Chen, Jacopo Gabrielli, Yuval Elani, Elisa Franco. Check this at Trends in Biotechnology: authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S01…


Thrilled to share I’ve been awarded a Fellowship from The Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine. This will support work on biomedical applications of synthetic cells & biomolecular robots over the next 5 years. Huge thanks to Elani Group, collabs, mentors from Imperial College London & elsewhere for support!