Dr. Joel Cherry

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  "We are very happy to receive this support and excited to again work with the Department of Energy in enabling the development of a cellulosic ethanol industry", says Joel Cherry, Senior Director of Biofuels Biotechnology.

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  Joel Cherry, Ph.D.
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  Joel Cherry, Ph.D.
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  Joel Cherry, Ph.D.
  
  Senior Vice President of Research Programs and Operations
  
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  Joel Cherry, Ph.D., has more than 16 years experience in molecular biology, biochemistry, and enzymology in the biotech industry. Currently he is responsible for coordinating technical programs aimed at commercializing Amyris' renewable products including diesel, chemicals and jet fuel. Prior to joining Amyris, Cherry was senior director of bioenergy biotechnology at Novozymes.
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  During his tenure, Cherry was a member of the R&D management team specializing in protein engineering and directed evolution technologies. He was also principal investigator and director of the BioEnergy Project, an effort funded by the U.S. Department of Energy to reduce the cost Reduce the cost of enzymes used in converting biomass to sugar. This work was awarded an R&D 100 Award, Scientific American Top 50 Award, and a Frost and Sullivan Emerging Technology Award. Cherry has authored over 30 research papers and book chapters and is an inventor on more than 25 issued patents in the fields of directed evolution and protein engineering. Dr. Cherry received his doctorate from the University of New Hampshire in the field of biochemistry, and a B.A. in Chemistry from Carleton College. He also worked as a post doctorate at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

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  Amyris Names Joel Cherry Senior Vice President Research Programs and Operations

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  Amyris Names Joel Cherry Senior Vice President Research Programs and Operations
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  EMERYVILLE, Calif., Jan. 23, 2008 - Amyris today announced the appointment of Joel Cherry, Ph.D., to the new position of senior vice president, research programs and operations.
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  Cherry will be responsible for coordinating technical programs aimed at commercializing Amyris' renewable products including diesel, chemicals and jet fuel. Cherry joins other technical team members Jack Newman, Ph.D., co-founder, who continues as head of research and development; and Jeff Lievense, senior vice president, who oversees process development and manufacturing and Neil Renninger, CTO.
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  "We're very pleased to have Joel join our team at Amyris," said John Melo, CEO of Amyris.
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  "Joel has a proven track record of managing large scale, industrial biotech programs and his experience will be a tremendous asset as we move from research to commercialization of our renewable products."
  
  Prior to joining Amyris, Cherry was senior director of bioenergy biotechnology at Novozymes.
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  During his tenure, Cherry was a member of the R&D management team specializing in protein engineering and directed evolution technologies. He was also principal investigator and director of the BioEnergy Project, an effort funded by the U.S. Department of Energy to reduce the cost of enzymes used in converting biomass to sugar. This work was awarded an R&D 100 Award, Scientific American Top 50 Award, and a Frost and Sullivan Emerging Technology Award.
  
  "I am excited to be joining Amyris, a company at the forefront of synthetic biology with much to contribute to the world's quest for cost-effective renewable fuels," said Cherry.
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  Cherry has authored over 30 research papers and book chapters and is an inventor on more than 25 issued patents in the fields of directed evolution and protein engineering.

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  However, that cost "has to be reduced even more to make it a viable technology," says Joel Cherry, senior director of bioenergy technology at Novozymes, a company that develops enzymes for industrial solutions.

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  "Sequencing the T. reesei genome is a major step toward using renewable feedstocks for the production of fuels and chemicals," notes Joel Cherry, senior director of biofuels biotechnology at enzymes producer Novozymes, which collaborated on the study.Information from the genome will allow scientists to better understand how the fungus operates, making it possible to reduce the current high cost of converting cellulosic biomass to fermentable sugars, he says.
  
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  'We are very happy to receive this support and excited to again work with the Department of Energy in enabling the development of a cellulosic ethanol industry', says Joel Cherry, Senior Director of Biofuels Biotechnology. 'Novozymes is committed to providing the bioinnovation required to make cellulosic ethanol a commercial reality.

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  ‘We are very happy to receive this support and excited to again work with the Department of Energy in enabling the development of a cellulosic ethanol industry', says Joel Cherry, Senior Director of Biofuels Biotechnology. 'Novozymes is committed to providing the bioinnovation required to make cellulosic ethanol a commercial reality.

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  "Sequencing the T. reesei genome is a major step toward using renewable feedstocks for the production of fuels and chemicals," notes Joel Cherry, senior director of biofuels biotechnology at enzymes producer Novozymes, which collaborated on the study.Information from the genome will allow scientists to better understand how the fungus operates, making it possible to reduce the current high cost of converting cellulosic biomass to fermentable sugars, he says.
  
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  Joel Cherry, Novozymes Senior Director for Bioenergy Technology in Davis, CA was interviewd by Fox New regarding ethanol and the advancements in the technology.

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