Engineering E. coli to Treat Wastewater and Generate Energy

By Purdue IGEM, Caleigh Roleck, Paige Rudin, Suraj Mohan, Emma Foster, Bowman Clark, and Barrett Davis
Backed by Hana Kubo, Muni Mohan, Thomas L. Frezell, Rich Roleck, Richard Roleck, Denny Luan, Mark Hofmann, Scott And Pam Nesbitt, Smita Mohan, Sharon Schultz, and 38 other backers
Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana
BiologyEngineering
DOI: 10.18258/7205
$3,090
Raised of $3,000 Goal
103%
Funded on 7/07/16
Successfully Funded
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