Josh Michener
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==Education== | ==Education== | ||
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*1st year Bioengineering grad student at Caltech | *1st year Bioengineering grad student at Caltech | ||
*S.B. 2006, Chemical Engineering and Biology at MIT | *S.B. 2006, Chemical Engineering and Biology at MIT | ||
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MC 138-78<br> | MC 138-78<br> | ||
Pasadena, CA, 91125<br> | Pasadena, CA, 91125<br> | ||
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| + | My research focuses on applying RNA switches, developed elsewhere in the lab, to provide dynamic control of enzymatic pathways. Specifically, I am using those switches to construct feedback control systems, with the goal of producing a predictable output despite variations in reaction conditions. These control systems can then be used in metabolic engineering to change both the transient and equilibrium responses of a pathway. | ||
==Past Projects== | ==Past Projects== | ||
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Josh MichenerEducation
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Contact InfoJosh Michener ResearchMy research focuses on applying RNA switches, developed elsewhere in the lab, to provide dynamic control of enzymatic pathways. Specifically, I am using those switches to construct feedback control systems, with the goal of producing a predictable output despite variations in reaction conditions. These control systems can then be used in metabolic engineering to change both the transient and equilibrium responses of a pathway. Past Projects
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