Ideas Lab: Advancing Cell-Free Systems Toward Increased Range of Use-Inspired Applications
The NSF's CFIRE initiative aims to advance cell-free systems for biotechnology, focusing on reducing costs and increasing their range of applications. This technology allows biochemical processes in vitro, offering advantages like speed and versatility over traditional cell-based methods. However, cell-free systems are currently costly and limited in scope. CFIRE seeks breakthroughs by support…
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