The Julius B. Lucks Lab for RNA Engineering @NorthwesternU @NUSynBio
Evanston, IL
Joined October 2016
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ML can solve PDEs – but precision🔬is still a challenge. Towards high-precision methods for scientific problems, we introduce BWLer 🎳, a new architecture for physics-informed learning achieving (near-)machine-precision (up to 10⁻¹² RMSE) on benchmark PDEs.
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Speak up! Thanks @LucksLab and @WBEZreset for talking about this.
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Here's to @LucksLab killing it on @WBEZreset today, laying out the damage that the random ransacking of @DeptofDefense grants means for edu, innovation & water 🚰 🧪safety.
"If you wind the whole thing down, where are the new ideas going to come from?" wbez.org/reset-with-sasha-an…
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We are proud to share that Julius Lucks, co-director of @NUSynBio, has been elected a 2024 AAAS Fellow! We are so fortunate to benefit from his passion and commitment to research excellence and innovation. Congratulations @LucksLab!
Professors Julius Lucks and James Rondinelli have been elected 2024 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the largest general scientific society in the world.
Congrats, Julius and James!
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ALT Professors Julius Lucks and James Rondinelli have been elected 2024 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the largest general scientific society in the world.
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Contamination Detection Tool Enables Highly Sensitive Water Testing
A product of multi-disciplinary Northwestern Engineering research, the cantilever-based test detects harmful chemicals in water at concentrations down to parts per billion.
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ALT A product of multi-disciplinary Northwestern Engineering research, the cantilever-based test detects harmful chemicals in water at concentrations down to parts per billion.
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Great collaboration between Gajendra Shekhawat of SPID/ NUANCE and Julius Lucks of Synthetic Biology. Remarkable to see unusual combo of biomolecular interactions anchored on microfabricated platform for water sensing! Just wow!!
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A new joint initiative between @NUFeinbergMed and @NorthwesternEng aims to steer the development of new research “neighborhoods” on Northwestern’s Chicago campus, expanding on current research priorities, which include #syntheticbiology. bit.ly/3QH9HmH
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Thanks to a “cool trick in biochemistry,” the system developed by Professor Julius Lucks that monitors contaminants in drinking water is now sensitive enough to detect tiny nucleic acids.
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ALT Thanks to a “cool trick in biochemistry,” the system developed by Professor Julius Lucks that monitors contaminants in drinking water is now sensitive enough to detect tiny nucleic acids.
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We’re thrilled to have collaborated with the amazing @LucksLab on this work! We’re proud to have been part of this journey. Excited for what’s to come in cell-free biosensing!
ROSALIND 3.0 is out in @nchembio !
Cell-free biosensors are revolutionizing point-of-care diagnostics, but we need greater sensitivity to detect harmful chemicals. Enter: Polymerase Strand Recycling (PSR) — a game-changer for signal amplification! 🌟
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Stemloop Reads: ROSALIND 3.0
Earlier this week, an article from @LucksLab was published in Nature Chemical Biology. This research expands upon ROSALIND, the technology that powers Stemloop’s biosensors, to become more sensitive using a new technology.
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ROSALIND 3.0 is out in @nchembio !
Cell-free biosensors are revolutionizing point-of-care diagnostics, but we need greater sensitivity to detect harmful chemicals. Enter: Polymerase Strand Recycling (PSR) — a game-changer for signal amplification! 🌟
nature.com/articles/s41589-0…
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This #GivingTuesday, support @NU_SynBio in empowering future innovators! Programs like the DeFeo Fellowship & SynBREU equip students to tackle challenges in medicine, sustainability & tech. Please donate here: bit.ly/4i58RwE @LucksLab @DTELab #CatsGiveBack
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Join the @NUSynBio Postdoctoral Fellowship Program and work on cutting-edge research with top experts in synthetic biology. Three positions available. Apply now: bit.ly/4fZU5ph #Postdoc #SyntheticBiology #ResearchOpportunity #CareerDevelopment #NorthwesternUniversity
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How does interdisciplinary research shape local, regional, and international policy that aims to end water insecurity?
Find out "A Night with Northwestern in Chicago," an event hosted by @NUAlumni
📅 Oct. 29 | 5:30-8pm
📍 @SQInstitute | Chicago, IL
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Are you a young investigator in #syntheticbiology? Do you know someone who is?
Nominations are open for the @ACSSynBio Young Innovator Award. Deadline of December 1, 2024
Spread the word please @ProfTomEllis @LucksLab @genegirl007 @Geneticdesigner
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We have been updating our lab webpage.
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How can we more rapidly develop cell-free biosensors for the detection of chemical compounds such as toxins and human health biomarkers? @LucksLab @akarimlab @NUSynBio
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As a new EPA rule says that almost all lead drinking water pipes must be replaced in the next decade, @northwestern scholars and community partners explain how at-home biosensor tests can help Americans easily check for lead in their water. #GetTheLeadOut iwaponline.com/aqua/article/…
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Riboswitch Renaming: Rfam riboswitch families now include "aptamer domain" in their names for clarity. Many thanks to Laura Hertz, Julius Lucks @LucksLab and Elena Rivas @RivasElenaRivas for bringing up this issue
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Want to learn the newest innovations in #cellfree systems? Mark your calendar for the next Cell-Free Systems meeting to be held in Evanston @NorthwesternU next summer on August 20-22, 2025 with co-chairs @NehaPKamat @NUSynBio @MichaelKoepke80 @LanzaTech More info to come...