The Wisconsin Energy Institute and Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center are highlighting a series of talented graduate students and postdoctoral researchers, sharing what brought them to the field of clean energy and what propels their work.

Amongst them is John Crandall, a postdoctoral researcher in the Hittinger Lab. Crandall studies metabolic pathways in lipid-producing yeast that, with the help of biological engineering, may produce sustainable replacements for fossil fuels. Crandall is a yeast enthusiast in and outside the lab, sharing his passion for baking, brewing, and charismatic yeast. He is using his enthusiasm to make an impact.

Read more about John Crandall’s work with the Wisconsin Energy Institute and Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center at: https://www.glbrc.org/news/postdoc-spotlight-john-crandall