The ability of enzymes to hydrolyze the ubiquitous polyester, poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET), has enabled the potential for bioindustrial recycling of this waste plastic. To date, many of these PET hydrolases have been engineered for improved catalytic activity and stability, but current screening methods have limitations in screening large libraries, including under high-temperature conditions. Here, we developed a platform that can simultaneously interrogate PET hydrolase libraries of 10
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