Alex Fedorec

@ajfedorec.bsky.social

synthetic/engineering biology, computational biology group leader @UCL. Microbial communities, control, self-organisation, patterning, and bio-computation. You might know me as Sandy. #newPI he/him

Absolutely over the moon to see our work of whole-cell PET plastic bioremediation with engineered bacteria published in its final form!!! authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S... This is a World-Cup-worth 🏆 effort of an amazing team led by Alice Banks, Umar Abdulmutalib and Brooke Wain.

Engineering environmental bacteria for whole-cell PET hydrolysis and assimilation

Poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) is one of the most widely used plastics in food and textile applications, yet post-consumer PET waste persists and …

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Research Career Development Fellowships

We run regular calls inviting expressions of interest from early career researchers who wish to be sponsored for external fellowships to establish an independent research group in CDB.

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My super department @warwicklifesci.bsky.social is hiring 6 assistant profs in the wake of recent retirements. We're looking for people in microbiology/infection, cellular disease / immunity; environmental biology; and plant/crop science. #MicroSky warwick-careers.tal.net/vx/lang-en-G...

Assistant Professor x6 (111522-0426) - University of Warwick

Title: Assistant Professor x6 (111522-0426). Application Deadline: . Position Type: Permanent

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I'm going to be advertising for a few positions in my group in the next couple of months for a big project on synthetic microbial communities. I would love to hear from you if you are interested and I'd also appreciate if everyone could share this far and wide!

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I got reviewer comments back for a big grant today. Is "in E. Coli" going to be the new "in mice" for synthetic biology work? I should say it's a fair comment for my synthetic community work, but this proposal is already so extensive that to then say we'll include more species feels crazy