Biomolecular Engineering III

We invite contributions on novel methods for engineering biomolecules and the applications of these in immunoengineering, therapeutics, diagnostics, sensors, and other bioengineering applications. We also encourage novel in vitro and in vivo molecular engineering approaches in both mammalian cells or other eukaryotes. Fundamental experimental and computational studies on the structure and structure-function properties of engineered biomolecules are also welcome. If you are on the faculty market for the 2022-2023 application season, please submit your scientific abstract to the Division 15 Faculty Candidate session, noting the area (e.g., 15 D/E) to which your work applies.