Explore the “New Biotech” with the IndieBio team and learn how we can re-imagine, re-materialize, and rebuild the world together. As a traditional natural science, biologists used microscopes to [...]
By Emily Quiles Human and planetary health has never felt more connected. The past six months not only blended our once bordered issues into one, it has also reminded us of our need for [...]
How are technologies from the broad field of mycology being used to build biotech startups? IndieBio hosted an event with mycologists working in cutting-edge technologies, each who described [...]
To meet the challenge of our climate crisis requires humanity to reinvent industries on a global scale. Eliminating emissions as fast as possible is critical, and it has become clear we also need [...]
In May 2020, a McKinsey report found that the global bioeconomy is slated to become a $4 trillion gold rush as synthetic biology’s promise to make high-quality, sustainable products gains [...]
A considerable amount of effort is taken to make sure that the water that is used to process and rinse your produce is clean and clear of pathogens like salmonella and legionella. Even with all [...]
Despite the demand from consumers and environmental benefit, organic agriculture accounts for less than 2% of global agricultural land. Reazent is on a mission to change this by providing [...]
Khepra is building continuous flow reactors that deploy high-intensity ultrasound frequencies to take waste — everything from unrecyclable plastics to biomass to cardboard — and even mixed waste [...]
When we think of synthetic biology, we often think of synthetic DNA. However, the purpose of the DNA is often to make protein. Today we can order DNA overnight for cheap, but producing protein [...]
The future of our species depends on procreation, but today the world is at an all-time high in infertility due to disease, stress, and the decision to delay having kids. But what if we can [...]
