Through collaborative research, technology development, resource sharing, and expanded educational initiatives, 
it will bring glycoscience into the scientific mainstream, transforming education and driving paradigm shifts. 
That development of cutting-edge tools and technologies in the glycosciences can be achieved through leveraging recent advances in informatics, enzymology, protein engineering, and analytics, and these achievements will lead to transformational and conceptual advances in the glycosciences across the tree of life.
Ph.D. Principal Investigator BioF:GREAT
Ph.D., Co-PI, Director of Knowledge Sharing, BioF:GREAT
Ph.D. Co-PI, Director of User Facility, BioF:GREAT
Ph.D. Co-PI, Director of Research, BioF:GREAT
with the BioFoundry, we have a mandate to expand that to an all-species space, from bacteria to plants to microbes—basically all of biology—to understand the enzymes involved in glycan production, how they work, and what are the types of structures they make.”
Our BioFoundry mandate extends to all-species research, encompassing bacteria, plants, and microbes—essentially all biological systems—to explore glycan-producing enzymes, their mechanisms, and the structures they form.
