Nathan Porter
Nathan joined the Division of Industrial Biotechnology in June 2018 as a postdoctoral scientist. His work focuses on the ability of certain gut-dwelling bacteria (members of the Bacteroidetes phylum) to efficiently degrade plant biomass. The goal of his project is to engineer these bacteria using molecular biology to be able to harness them to turn inexpensive and sustainable sources of waste biomass into valuable products that are currently synthesized using fossil fuels.
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Development of a bio-based process to produce platform chemicals from food production waste
Generation of novel strains producing organic acids from waste biomass
Microbial electro-assisted conversion of biomass to energy carriers