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Allison Z. Werner applies genomic science and biosystems design approaches to understand and engineer biological processes towards cost-effective, sustainable biotechnologies. Specifically, Werner's research focuses on developing bioprocesses for the conversion of low-value and waste feedstocks—including lignin, plastics, and unconventional critical mineral-containing feedstocks—into valuable chemicals and materials.

Professional Experience

Visiting Scientist and Early Career Fellow, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (2021)

Postdoctoral Researcher, NLR (2018–2021)

Ph.D. Candidate, Colorado State University (2014–2018)

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Cell and Molecular Biology, Colorado State University

Bachelor, Biomolecular Engineering, Milwaukee School of Engineering

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