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Ahmad Khalil is a Research Professor at Boston University in the College of Engineering specializing in Biomedical Engineering. He has a distinguished academic background with a PhD and MS from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and a BS from Stanford University. His research interests are focused on synthetic biology, specifically the development of molecular 'circuits' that enable core cellular functions such as signal processing and computation. He leads a team that applies complementary methods to discover design principles of genetic circuits, which are critical for manipulation in biomedical applications including cell-based therapies and devices. Khalil's innovative approaches involve designing regulatory circuits for living cells using a bottom-up methodology to test circuit designs that can effectively program cellular functions. He has pioneered strategies for studying molecular circuits that control gene regulation, contributing significantly to biotechnological advancements in therapeutics.
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