Lukas Buecherl

  • PhD Student
  • IQBIO ROTATION, BIOCHIPS, COMPUTATIONAL SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY
  • ELECTRICAL COMPUTER AND ENERGY ENGINEERING

Lukas Buecherl's interest lies in synthetic biology and its possible applications in improving human lives. He is currently working in computational synthetic biology and plans to extend his knowledge with wet lab experience. After obtaining a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from the University of Ulm Germany in 2019, he started his PhD at the University of Utah before joining the interdisciplinary quantitative (IQ) biology program at CU Boulder. In his free time, Lukas enjoys hiking, running and playing the guitar.

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Publications

Dreycey Albin, Lukas Buecherl, Eitan Kochavi, Elise Niehaus, Sasha Novack, Shenali Uragoda, Chris J. Myers, and Mirela Alistar. 2023. "PhageBox: An Open Source Digital Microfluidic Extension with Applications for Phage Discovery". In: IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering. (July 14, 2023).