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BioPACIFIC MIP Automated Chemistry Facility | Robotic High-throughput Polymer Synthesis

November 20, 2024
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BioPACIFIC MIP’s Synthetic Chemistry Facility strives to provide investigators with comprehensive synthetic chemistry capabilities as well as purification, analysis and quality control under one roof.

The NSF BioPACIFIC MIP operates a one of a kind user facility dedicated to creating a nexus for synthetic biology and materials to revolutionize high-performance polymers. Users are uniquely able to elucidate biomaterial structure and function to achieve materials-by-design, construct new bio-derived functional monomers from living organisms, access novel sequence-specific materials (e.g. peptoids), synthesize stimuli-responsive “smart” biomaterials, scale-up biomaterial production, and incorporate state-of-the-art theoretic simulation and machine learning algorithms.

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