Applying microbial system principles to challenges ranging from renewable chemical production to microbiota-associated diseases
I am passionate about translating recent advances in microbial metabolic modeling to industrial practice. I believe that in silico modeling can accelerate innovation and expand applications of microbial technologies that benefit society.
About In Silico FermentationDynamic metabolic models for fermentation process simulation, estimation, control and optimization
Combined metabolic-transport models of bubble column bioreactors for upgrading waste gases to platform chemicals
Multispecies metabolic models to design, simulate and optimize microbial consortia for diverse bioconversion applications
Spatiotemporal metabolic models to predict species organization and interaction in natural and engineered biofilms
Community metabolic models to translate measured taxa compositions into predicted metabolic capabilities
Sample-specific metabolic models to differentiate healthy and disease states in diverse human microbiomes
Founder and Principal
September 25, 2024
In Silico Fermentation has been developing freely downloadable MATLAB applications that streamline the utilization of microbial metabolic modeling methods. Our previous three applications, MediumFBA, InSilicoKO and STBRsim, already have over 400 downloads since the first release in February, 2024. Now we are pleased to announce the release of SynComSim, a free MATLAB application that enables […]
September 14, 2024
Last month, In Silico Fermentation released STBRsim version1.0, a freely downloadable MATLAB application for Stirred Tank BioReactor (STBR) simulation using genome-scale metabolic models. STBRsim is a GUI tool that generates dynamic predictions of extracellular variables including biomass, substrate and product concentrations and liquid/gas phase volumes for user-specified reactor conditions and liquid/gas feeding strategies. Based on […]
August 10, 2024
In Silico Fermentation has been developing freely downloadable MATLAB applications that facilitate the implementation of metabolic modeling methods. Our first two applicationsMediumFBA and InSilicoKO, already have over 300 downloads since their initial release in February, 2024. Now we are pleased to announce the release of STBRsim, a free MATLAB application that streamlines the development of […]
