Deepti Tanjore

Director, Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts Process Development Unit
Department Head, Process Engineering & Analytics

Process Engineering & Analytics

Building: 978, Room 3205
Mail Stop: 978-3200
Phone: (814) 441-9759
DTanjore@lbl.gov

Research Interests

Deepti Tanjore is Director of the ABPDU and interfaces with several scientists from industry, academia, and start-ups that are each individually trying to resolve scale-up challenges for their synthetic biology–based technologies. Deepti’s interests lie in articulating industry-wide issues and developing technologies that no single company is incentivized to pursue. Her research at ABPDU focuses on modeling the impact of bioprocess conditions on microbial heterogeneity and developing in-line analytical tools for real-time adaptation of process development in bioreactors.

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