I am working on microbial approaches to power cellular agriculture by 1) creating serum-free media using microbial lysates and 2) using precision fermentation to decrease the burden of differentiation.
James Dolgin
Researcher- Host institution: Tufts University
- Position: Student researcher
- Discipline: Bioengineering, Food science, Material science, Microbiology, Tissue engineering
- Alternative protein type: Cultivated, Fermentation
- Collaboration opportunities: Industry partnership, Joint research, Sharing equipment or facilities, Technical consultation
- Hiring for: Graduate students, Postdoctoral fellows, Research staff, Undergraduate students
- Lab equipment: Animal cell and tissue culture facilities, Biochemistry equipment, Microbiology equipment, Microscopy equipment, Sequencing equipment, Standard molecular biology equipment
- Pilot equipment: None
- Region: North America
- Technology focus: Cell culture media, End product formulation and manufacturing, Ingredient optimization, Scaffolding and structure
- Location: Medford, Massachusetts, United States