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Thank you to our funders
National Institutes of Health
3 awards
- Autonomous Evolution of Ultra-Specific Affinity Reagents for Epigenetic and Post-Translational Modifications
- Enhancing PyLabRobot for Scalable and Accessible Open-Source Laboratory Automation
- The Duke Center for Combinatorial Gene Regulation: multigenic control of gene expression in health and disease
The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation
1 award
- Autonomous Evolution of Splicing Modulators via Robotic Platforms in Mammalian Cells
Hartwell Foundation
1 award
- Evolutionary Biosynthesis of Stapled Peptides for Pediatric Cancer Therapeutics
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
1 award
- Bioautomation-Guided Evolution of Genetically Encoded Biopolymer Architectures
Sloan Foundation
1 award
- Advancing Open-Source Laboratory Automation: Building an Inclusive Ecosystem for the Open Liquid Handler
The Wallace G Coulter Foundation
1 award
- TurboPRANCE-Driven Evolution of Clinically Optimized gRNAs for Inherited Liver Diseases
Trainee fellowships
- Adam Beitz
- Telmo Llanga
- Ryan Boileau
- Telmo Llanga
- Mary Jia
- Stefan Golas
Past funding
Completed awards. We are grateful for the support.
Hypothesis Fund
1 award
- Continuous Evolution of Non-coding Regulatory Elements in Human Cells using VACE