Research Articles
Engineering Nature's Switches: The Race to Create Fast-Responding Protein Biosensors
Explore the cutting-edge field of fast-responding protein biosensors - molecular machines engineered to sense the world at the speed of life itself for medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring.
Engineering Precision: How Scientists Are Rewiring Lipases to Create Single-Handed Molecules
Discover how protein engineering transforms lipases into precision tools for creating enantioselective molecules in pharmaceuticals and industry.
Forging a Mighty Molecule: How Scientists are Brewing Olive's Super-Antioxidant
Discover how scientists are using protein engineering and statistical methods to biosynthesize hydroxytyrosol, the potent antioxidant found in olives.
Unlocking Nature's Blueprint: Cell-Free Protein Synthesis and the Engineering of Disulfide-Rich Therapeutics
Explore how cell-free protein synthesis revolutionizes the production of disulfide-bonded proteins for therapeutic applications.
Light Switch for Cells: How Scientists Are Engineering Brighter GFP Tools
Discover how scientists are engineering split green fluorescent proteins with 20x faster photodissociation using computational simulations.
Beyond the Library of Life: How AI is Designing Next-Generation Proteins from Scratch
Discover how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing protein engineering by creating entirely new molecular structures from scratch through machine learning extrapolation.
The Master Keys of Medicine: Engineering Monoclonal Antibodies
Explore the fascinating world of monoclonal antibodies - their structure, stability challenges, and how protein engineering creates more effective treatments.
Tuning Nature's Tiny Batteries: How Scientists Are Rewiring Iron-Sulfur Proteins
Discover how scientists are engineering iron-sulfur proteins to create tunable biological batteries with applications from medicine to clean energy.
Engineering Nature's Electron Carrier: The Met-80→Ala Cytochrome c Story
Explore how scientists engineered Saccharomyces cerevisiae Met-80→Ala iso-1-cytochrome c, transforming it from an electron shuttle to a multi-functional molecular marvel.
The Body's Tiny Factory: Engineering a Super-Charged Immune Booster
How scientists are using a clever protein fusion to create a longer-lasting, more stable, and powerful medicine for cancer patients.