Jennbrophy.bsky.social
@jennbrophy7
Assistant Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University. Plant genetic engineer interested in sustainable solutions to global climate change.
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http://www.brophylab.org 31-03-2009 00:19:29
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Fungi power #InFocus 🍄: bit.ly/FungiPower Stanford University researchers mykophile and Jennbrophy.bsky.social are working to harness fungi-plant relationships and "reprogram" genes to supercharge benefits like carbon storage and toxin breakdown. Stanford Bioengineering Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability
Interested in how we can leverage all this fancy new omics data to improve plants for productivity under climate change? julia serres and I share our ideas in this new review: nature.com/articles/s4158…
Dr. Renate Weizbauer is one of our invited speakers for the Third Plant Cell Atlas Symposium! 🌿 Register now for this free, virtual event next week to hear Renate Weizbauer's talk, "CarboProbes - Illuminating cell wall carbohydrates in living plants." bit.ly/PCASymp3Reg
🎉 Excited to present my postdoc work with Kenneth D. Birnbaum, showing how comparative cell-type expression and co-expression patterns help infer gene functions at the 3rd Plant Cell Atlas Symposium on Aug 13 - 14, 2024. 🎉 #3rdPCASymposium Register: bit.ly/PCASymp3Reg
Very much looking forward to meeting students and colleagues tomorrow. If you are around UCLA Chem & Biochem stop by YH 4222 for my talk. Will be sharing the science we do and how my personal journey took us there.
NEW preprint 🚨: We engineered B. subtilis (soil bacteria) to detect TNT explosive inside natural soil with a competitive microbiome. We measured function & persistence over 28 days to answer big Qs. Erin Essington's first of many papers on this topic! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Check out our last pub. from Michael Fischbach lab! We discovered that skin commensal microbes induce systemic and local B cell responses upon colonization and took advantage of this knowledge to create topical vaccines using engineered skin microbes. Please read the thread for details.
After an incredible chapter at the SYBORG Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology, I'm deeply grateful for all the support over the years. Thrilled to begin my postdoctoral journey at Stanford University in the Brophy Lab, where I've been warmly welcomed! Thrilled to dive into #plantsynbio in the coming years! 🌱
Delighted to be speaking at Synthetic Biology Australasia November 2025 in Wellington! I’ll be sharing our latest work in plant syn bio - come explore how biology can be redesigned to solve global challenges! 🔗 synbioaustralasia.org/upcoming-confe… #SBA2025 #SyntheticBiology #SynBioCommunity