Marimikel Charrier

This paper develops a multichannel bioelectronic sensor using engineered E. coli to detect and distinguish heavy metals by utilizing distinct extracellular electron transfer pathways.

This study investigates how altering the length of elastin-like polypeptide (ELP) in engineered living materials affects their microstructure and rheological properties, revealing complex sequence-structure-property relationships.

This paper engineers a two-strain bacterial system to autonomously secrete and assemble a synthetic extracellular protein matrix, demonstrating programmable and high-yield biopolymer secretion.