Synthetic Microbiology & Biomanufacturing
We decode the "how" and "why" of bacterial adaptation. By understanding non-model microbes, we engineer sustainable chemicals and discover novel genetic tools.
Enhancing efficiency of bulk chemical synthesis in non-model microorganisms through metabolic engineering and laboratory adaptive evolution using DBTL cycle.
Deciphering metabolic mechanisms of non-model microorganisms using multi-omics approaches to achieve optimal synthetic pathways.
Investigating transposase-mediated genome rearrangement during adaptive evolution and developing novel genome editing tools.
Associate Professor
School of Life Sciences, Xiamen University
Dr. Chen Ling completed postdoctoral research at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) from 2019 to 2023 and obtained his PhD from Tsinghua University in 2019. Before that, he graduated from China Agricultural University in 2014, with a BS degree. The lab focuses on understanding "how" and "why" in microbial metabolism and adaptation through synthetic biology approaches.
🎉 Paper accepted in Metabolic Engineering! Our paper "Engineering Complex Phenotypes in Halomonas bluephagenesis TD01 via Large-Fragment Manipulation and Multiplex Base Editing" led by Yu-Hang Zhang, Yuan Yuan, and Bai-Tao Chen has been accepted by Metabolic Engineering. Congratulations to the team!
🎓 Master's Thesis Defense — Yuan Yuan will present her master's thesis defense on Wednesday, May 27th, 4:20–6:00 PM, at Huangchaoyang Building B403 meeting room. Best of luck, Yuki!
Congrats to Xue-Mei and Bai-Tao for their work published on bioRxiv, this is a collaborating project with Prof. Zhiyou Zong!
Welcome to our new lab website!