About CultureBotAI

CultureBotAI represents a cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence and microbiology, dedicated to revolutionizing how we approach microbial research and cultivation.

Principal Investigator

Dr. Marcin P. Joachimiak

Dr. Joachimiak leads the CultureBotAI initiative as a researcher in the Environmental Genomics and Systems Biology Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He is also a key member of the Berkeley Bioinformatics Open-source Projects (BBOP) group.

Research Expertise

  • Microbial cultivation and isolation
  • Knowledge graph development and ontology engineering
  • AI/ML applications in biology
  • Systems biology and genomics
  • Bioinformatics tool development

Our Mission

To revolutionize microbial research through AI-driven automation, monitoring, and optimization of culturing processes. We focus on bridging the gap between computational intelligence and practical laboratory applications.

Laboratory Affiliations

Primary Affiliation

Collaborative Networks

Research Philosophy

We believe that the future of microbiology lies in the intelligent integration of:

  1. Data-Driven Approaches - Leveraging large-scale datasets to understand microbial behavior
  2. Machine Learning - Applying AI to predict optimal growth conditions and outcomes
  3. Knowledge Integration - Building comprehensive knowledge graphs that connect diverse microbial data
  4. Open Science - Developing open-source tools and sharing resources with the research community

Contact Information

Email: mjoachimiak@lbl.gov
Lab Website: Environmental Genomics and Systems Biology Division
GitHub: CultureBotAI Organization


Get Involved

We welcome collaborations with:

  • Microbiologists and cultivation specialists
  • Data scientists and machine learning researchers
  • Software developers interested in biotechnology
  • Students and postdocs passionate about computational biology

For collaboration opportunities or questions about our research, please reach out via email or through our GitHub discussions.