Machine learning-informed and synthetic biology-enabled semi-continuous algal cultivation to unleash renewable fuel productivity
Bin Long(Texas A&M University System), Joshua S. Yuan(Texas A&M University System), Zoe Amerigian(Texas A&M University), Susie Y. Dai(Texas A&M University), Yining Zeng(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Bart L. Fischer(Texas A&M University), Man Li(Xi’an International University), Qiang Li(Texas A&M University), Henry L. Bryant(Texas A&M University)
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