Malcolm Whiteway
Expertise
Transcriptional regulation and analysis of signal and transduction pathways in fungi.
Projects
- Synthetic protein interactions
- Engineering protein co-localization
Canada's first training program for Synthetic Biology
Supported by the NSERC-CREATE program
Participating students will learn how to fuse the modeling and design expertise of engineers with tools of molecular and cellular biologists under the supervision of professors from Concordia University, University of Ottawa, and Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)-Institut Armand Frappier.
Malcolm Whiteway
Expertise
Transcriptional regulation and analysis of signal and transduction pathways in fungi.
Projects
Vincent Martin
Expertise
Engineering microbial genomes and developing tools to faciiltate genome engineering.
Projects
Aashiq Kachroo
Expertise
Gene network repositioning between organisms.
Projects
Jin Suk Lee
Expertise
How different peptide signals control developmental processes in plants.
Projects
David Kwan
Expertise
Engineering enzymes and enzyme pathways.
Projects
Laurent Potvin-Trottier
Expertise
Bottom-up approach to understanding biology.
Projects
Elena Kuzmin
Expertise
Complex genetic interaction networks in yeast and human cells.
Projects
Nawwaf Kharma
Expertise
Evolutionary Computing for automated design and optimization and SynBio as a means of biocomputing.
Projects
Steve Shih
Expertise
Microfluidic devices and automated engineering.
Projects
Adrian Tsang
Professor and Director, Center for Functional and Structural Genomics
Alisa Piekny
Associate Professor, Biology
Co-Director, Centre for Microscopy at Concordia
Concordia University Research Chair in Cancer Cell Biology
Christopher Brett
Associate Professor, Biology
Co-Director, Centre for Microscopy & Cellular Imaging
Sana Anbuhi
Assistant Professor, Chemical and Materials Engineering
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