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Engineering *Bacillus subtilis* for the formation of a durable living biocomposite material

Engineering and Technology

Engineering *Bacillus subtilis* for the formation of a durable living biocomposite material

S. Kang, A. Pokhrel, et al.

Discover how engineered living materials (ELMs) are merging synthetic biology with material science to create resilient solutions. A team of researchers, including Sun-Young Kang and Claudia Schmidt-Dannert from the University of Minnesota, has pioneered a method that utilizes engineered *B. subtilis* for crafting biocomposite materials with remarkable properties. These innovations promise to transform our approach to materials science and functionality.

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