Biotechnology Lab at Brigham Young University
The Bundy Biotech Lab’s work on lyophilized cell-free systems has been recently covered on local TV and in national magazines, news articles, and science news websites per below i. Good4Utah News ii. KUTV 2News iii. R&D Magazine
Bundy Biotechnology Lab members Conner Earl, Lance Christien and Christina Muhlestein participated in this years national American Institute of Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Research competition with students from around the country. BYU ChE Student Christina Muhlestein was awarded 1st Place at
BYU featured Anthony Bennett’s success in contributing and publishing his research from the Bundy Biotech Lab. BYU’s The Universe newspaper featured Anthony Bennett’s success in publishing research.
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What is Cell-free Synthetic Biology? Proteins—polymers of amino acids—are a major class of biomolecules whose myriad functions facilitate many crucial biological processes. Accordingly, human control over these biological processes depends upon the ability to study, produce, and modify proteins. One
Principal Investigator Bradley C. Bundy bundy@byu.edu Associate Professor Department of Chemical Engineering Brigham Young University CV Ph.D., Stanford Univeristy, 2009 M.S., Stanford Univeristy, 2006 B.S., BYU, Summa Cum Laude, 2004 DARPA Young Faculty Award, 2013 National Science Foundation CAREER Award,
