Beyond universities and companies, where can people do biotech research? "Community Biolabs" are one model with a lot of promise but it does have some past failures. I loved this honest convo with two greats in this space, Jasmine Neal and Elliot Roth || SF

Yessssss biomanufacturing tech LFG!

Homeworld is thrilled to offer a new round of Garden Grants to empower biotechnologists to work on Greenhouse Gas Removal challenges. Funding decisions made in weeks, not months

Banana stickers are against OpenAI 's content policy. Weird future we're in.

My chain of thought

Political campaigns ruined text messages. LinkedIn campaigns just ruined email.

Seeing what bacteria see from a flying UAV 👁️ rdcu.be/ehkQB #synbio #biotech Itai Levin Yonatan Chemla

Scott is awesome - a rock-solid human and a professional star. General Matter has already won huge DoE grants. For anyone with the relevant skills, this is a career-defining opportunity. 11/10 would recommend

1/ 🔥 AI agents are reaching a breakthrough moment in cybersecurity. In our latest work: 🔓 CyberGym: AI agents discovered 15 zero-days in major open-source projects 💰 BountyBench: AI agents solved real-world bug bounty tasks worth tens of thousands of dollars 🤖

Super cool! Biotech + Plastics + Data = LFG

Dude, yes! Cutting edge bio deployed to environment/climate/planetary ends. Stoked to see this out in the world and bravo to all involved

I am a huge fan of Buz and Esteban, so this conversation about biology and geology was as fun as it was educational. Also, listen out for Buz's 6 book recommendations!