Today, we're excited to officially exit stealth and share what we've been building with the world. (1/3)🧵 medium.com/@jacob-nathan/…

Today’s guest is Jacob Nathan, CEO & Co-Founder of Epoch Biodesign. We cover: ♻️ Plastics & fossil fuels 🧬 How Epoch engineers enzymes to break down plastics & convert them into useful chemicals 📈 Future applications for Epoch's proprietary platform mcj.news/epoch

We made it onto the pod👀 Check out this interview with 𝙲𝚘𝚍𝚢 𝚂𝚒𝚖𝚖𝚜 施俊挺 and Jacob Nathan to learn more about what we’re building🧬🧫

Blue sky thinking: bacteria have an appetite for recycling on.ft.com/3vrgztX | opinion

We're very excited to feature in this Sunday's The Times and The Sunday Times! Read on and learn how modern biotechnology can be combined with the age-old process of fermentation to unlock the value of plastic waste. Many thanks to Ben Spencer the brilliant write-up. thetimes.co.uk/article/5ef07f…

Today, only 2% of plastics are truly recycled, the rest is downcycled, burned, landfilled, or leaked into the environment. @Epochbio gives new life to plastic waste by converting it into everyday chemicals.

Our enzymes ❤️ plastic! Check out this video we made with Pique Action to learn how we're using programmable biology to tackle plastic waste and decarbonise the chemicals industry. youtu.be/Hwp-6CjvcA4

Finally, on Monday at 4.45pm I will be chairing BioIndustry Association (BIA)'s panel on the future of Bioengineering, with #Extracellular's Will Milligan, Epoch Biodesign's Jacob Nathan and Rosalind Le Feuvre Come along to hear about how the sector is changing everything - from healthcare to food production.

Join us at #LPC23 this evening for a panel on #Sustainable innovation in #Biotech 🙌 We'll be joined by Paul Blakeley (@instituteGC), Will Milligan (Extracellular), Jacob Nathan (Epoch Biodesign) and Rosalind Le Feuvre Find out more 👉ow.ly/6yZi50PUEKR

1/ Today, we’re excited to announce that we’ve raised an oversubscribed $18.3M Series A to scale our enzymatic recycling technology that converts plastic waste into new material!

Winners in climate tech = those that make the sustainable choice the default choice through superior economics. Epoch Biodesign's approach to plastic waste does exactly that. Proud to continue backing Jacob Nathan & this extraordinary team! More in Natasha 🧗‍♀️'s TechCrunch story👇

Thrilled to help Epoch Biodesign scale their plastic-eating enzymes, turning "unrecyclable" materials into high-value inputs for customers in textiles and beyond. Congrats on the oversubscribed Series A!

Spent the morning shooting something fun with Tasmin Lockwood and Epoch Biodesign. Watch this space 👀