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Tom Ellis

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Synthetic biology professor (Imperial College London); leads research on engineering genomes (e.g., synthetic yeast projects).

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Future Oranges May Come with Built‑in Biodegradable Packaging
Social•Jan 26, 2026

Future Oranges May Come with Built‑in Biodegradable Packaging

One day in the future our plant scientists will engineer oranges to have their own biodegradable packaging. Until then… https://t.co/IpqaTyuiJN

By Tom Ellis
Record-Breaking Audience of Bacterial Cellulose Experts at Chulalongkorn Seminar
Social•Jan 21, 2026

Record-Breaking Audience of Bacterial Cellulose Experts at Chulalongkorn Seminar

Was great to give a seminar today to the Dept. Food Technology at @ChulalongkornU University, Bangkok 🇹🇭 I present regulary on our lab's work on engineered materials based on bacterial cellulose (BC), but I think today breaks the record for the...

By Tom Ellis
New Engineered Living Materials Advance Synthetic Biology
Social•Jan 14, 2026

New Engineered Living Materials Advance Synthetic Biology

It’s not AI, JPM or anything to do with the Bay Area so probably no-one left on this site cares, but here is some new #synbio Engineered Living Materials work from our lab @ImperialBioeng and the Hub for Biotech in...

By Tom Ellis
Bacterial Phenotypes Stay Robust Despite Massive Genome Reshuffling
Social•Jan 13, 2026

Bacterial Phenotypes Stay Robust Despite Massive Genome Reshuffling

Creating bacterial genomic diversity through large-scale reconfigurations reveals phenotype robustness to organizational genome change https://t.co/TiY6WNWjUm

By Tom Ellis
Autoclaving Phosphate with Agar Kills Bacterial Colonies
Social•Jan 8, 2026

Autoclaving Phosphate with Agar Kills Bacterial Colonies

Got no colonies? Maybe you autoclaved the phosphate and agar at the same time. One more thing to panic about. https://t.co/HtnrMLFdml

By Tom Ellis