Dr. Fateme Frootan is a synthetic biologist and R&D senior scientist specialising in protein & enzyme engineering, metabolic engineering and precision fermentation — bridging academic research and industrial innovation.
A scientist passionate about turning biological insights into scalable processes and inspiring the next generation of biotech innovators.
Fateme’s work sits at the intersection of synthetic biology, protein & enzyme engineering, metabolic pathway design and fermentation. She has contributed to research and development across topics such as DNA replication, cell division, statistical methods in genetics and industrial biotechnology education.
In recent years, her focus has included precision fermentation and animal-free dairy, supporting the development of sustainable, next-generation food systems and bio-based products.
A blend of wet-lab experimentation, bioprocess understanding and strategic thinking across synthetic biology and industrial biotech.
A non-exhaustive overview of the areas Fateme has contributed to across research, teaching and industrial R&D. Replace or extend with concrete projects as needed.
Presentations and projects on topics such as DNA replication, meiosis, statistical methods in genetics, MTT assays and protein production/purification strategies.
View research identifier (ORCID)R&D activities around precision fermentation and animal-free whey / dairy ingredients, contributing to more sustainable and ethical food systems.
From academic conferences to live sessions on industrial biotechnology and fermentation, Fateme enjoys translating complex topics into clear, engaging narratives.
Interactive sessions on industrial biotechnology, fermentation technologies and applications of precision fermentation in food and dairy alternatives.
Participation in scientific gatherings such as enzyme & bioprocess days and proteomics congresses, engaging with the broader scientific community on cutting-edge biotech topics.
Interested in collaborations, invited talks, advisory roles or simply discussing new ideas in synthetic biology and industrial biotechnology? Feel free to reach out.