Peter Andeer

Computational Biologist Project Scientist

Environmental Genomics and Systems Biology

Molecular EcoSystems Biology

Building: 091, Room 0110D1
Mail Stop: 91R0183
Phone: 510-495-8732
pfandeer@lbl.gov
eco-fab.org

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EcoFAB and EcoBOT development, environmental microbiology including plant-microbial interactions

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Pete Andeer, Robot Wrangler

March 7, 2022

For Pete Andeer, the idea to help solve some of our planet’s larger environmental issues came while he was living and working abroad. Now he’s on the team that’s building an all-in-one experimental robot station to understand the mechanics of plant and microbe interactions like never before.

Moving Beyond the Lab Bench

January 30, 2019

When researchers report developing a more efficient solar cell, or a technique that improves drug delivery, one of the inevitable follow-up questions they face is, “When will this be available to consumers?” In recent years, attempts to bridge the distance from lab bench to market have been promoted for researchers committed to seeing their work be applied to real world situations at universities, national laboratories and other institutions.

One such program is Fed Tech, launched in 2013 as part of the National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps (I-Corps) program. Trent Northen and Peter Andeer, scientists in the Biosciences Area’s Environmental Genomics & Systems Biology (EGSB) Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), were part of the Fall 2018 cohort of Fed Tech Start-Up Studio, which culminated with a Pitch Day in late November. With entrepreneurs Rick Kjellberg and Jayan Rammohan, they were among 20 teams that participated in the eight-week program.

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