Check out the latest research out of the DeLisa lab Cornell CBE! A universal glycoenzyme biosynthesis pipeline that enables efficient cell-free remodeling of glycans nature.com/articles/s4146…

SAVE-THE-DATE Cornell BME community: your #DEI committee invites you to our fall Diversity Dinner--Nov 10 at 6:30p--w/ speaker Dr. Dr. Asher Williams a Trinidad & Tobago National Scholar, currently a Presidential Postdoc Fellow Cornell University. More info & RSVP: bme.cornell.edu/bme/about-us/d…

Looking forward to serving as co-chair for this #AIChE2022 session next week!

Saw some familiar faces at the MIT ChemE Dept Rising Stars Reunion last night 😀 #AIChE2022 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)

👀 mask up!

Check out our recent preprint on vaccine development biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. We used E. coli-based & cell-free platforms to develop conjugate vaccines against enteric infections, then tested their immunogenicity and efficacy in mice. Collab w DeLisa Research Group Katie Warfel @jewettlab_NU

How can we get medicines to the people that need them the most? #cellfree biosynthesis! Katie Warfel Dr. Asher Williams Matthew DeLisa DeLisa Research Group @smashty develop a freeze-dried platform to make vaccines that is stable at 50C for a month that costs <$1 per dose pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Me starting my postdoc: "I think I'll be here for 2 years max" Me going into year 4 of my postdoc: ........

Sooo extremely proud of my brilliant sis!!!! Can' t wait for our 🇹🇹 food meetups!

Another step toward developing more affordable & accessible vaccines against enteric infections! Out today, our latest research describes the protective efficacy & immunogenicity in 🐭 of our ETEC vaccine candidates, produced via biosynthetic routes. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

A collaborative effort with Katie Warfel⁩ ⁦@primitdesai⁩ ⁦Michael C. Jewett⁩ ⁦Matthew DeLisa⁩ & others - glad this story on our enteric vaccine candidates is finally out! Also grateful for useful feedback from thoughtful reviewers. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Join us in welcoming Dr. Asher Williams, new faculty member with Columbia Engineering Chemical Engineering. Williams studies and manipulates protein-glycan interactions for applications in human health and disease, including drug delivery and vaccine development. Columbia University #ColumbiaNewFacultyWelcome

The Williams Research Group is hiring a #postdoc to join our team!

Thank you for the warm welcome!

It’s about to get real! Please share your best junior faculty #momademia advice 🙏🏾 Academic Mom, PhD

We are still looking for a postdoc to join our team! A background in synthetic biology & protein engineering is a plus. Please share/apply at the link below or email [email protected]. linkedin.com/jobs/view/3797…

Today, on #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate the achievements and contributions of women around the world! Here at Chemical Engineering, we are proud to honor the inspiring women among our faculty who are driving innovation and shaping the future of academia Columbia Engineering #WomenInAcademia

Update: favorite part of the job so far is having individual meetings with students and talking through research ideas. The way the eyes light up🥹

End-of-year party with some members of the lab!

We have another postdoc opportunity at the Williams Lab in NYC! We’re tackling protein engineering, glycan interactions, & therapeutic development. Skills: Synthetic biology, computational tools/molecular modeling. Learn more: apply.interfolio.com/161382 #Postdoc #ResearchCareers