Andras Gyorgy

Andras Gyorgy is an Assistant Professor of Biomedical and Electrical Engineering at New York University. His research focuses on network dynamics and synthetic biology, with an emphasis on the behavior of dynamic networks and the rational forward-engineering of synthetic biology systems. He is affiliated with the Network Dynamics and Synthetic Biology Group (NetBio) at NYU Abu Dhabi. Prior to joining NYU Abu Dhabi in 2017, he was a postdoctoral researcher at UC Berkeley. During his graduate studies at MIT, he explored modularity in cellular systems, blending theory with experiments.

Andras Gyorgy is an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at New York University Abu Dhabi, specializing in synthetic biology, network dynamics, and control theory. His research explores the design and analysis of genetic circuits, focusing on resource competition, retroactivity, and stability in gene transcription networks. Gyorgy's work addresses challenges in synthetic biology, such as plasmid copy number control, inducible systems, and the impact of shared cellular resources on gene expression. He also investigates control strategies for biological systems, including applications in type 1 diabetes. His publications emphasize the interplay between network structure and function, offering insights into the design of robust and scalable synthetic biological systems.