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A revolutionary study using Individual-Particle cryo-Electron Tomography (IPET) unveils RNA’s folding dynamics at the single-molecule level, and could pave the way for better RNA vaccines and molecular sensors #RNAImaging #MolecularImaging #BiotechBreakthrough #ScienceInnovation

Embracing Collaboration: Corporates and Startups Innovating Together in Climate Tech At the SynBioBeta 2024 Conference this past May, our Climate Tech panel discussed a pivotal industry shift. One panelist shared: "Corporates are moving beyond the 'not invented here' mindset. They're now eager to partner with early-stage startups to innovate and build future strategies. With many 2030 targets at risk, there's a real hunger for early-stage innovation among corporates. This opens incredible opportunities for founders to scale their impact through strategic partnerships—not just early acquisitions." This evolving dynamic allows startups to leverage corporate resources while influencing the future of the industry. ?? Watch the full discussion to explore how these partnerships are driving impactful change in Climate Tech: https://loom.ly/PAqtzPY #SynBioBeta2024 #ClimateTech #Innovation #Startups #CorporatePartnerships

Can AI rewrite the future of RNA therapeutics? At SynBioBeta 2025, we’re bringing you Raphael Townshend, Founder and CEO of Atomic AI, to share how his groundbreaking work is unlocking the potential of RNA drug discovery. From cutting-edge AI to transformative biotech solutions, Raphael’s insights—featured in Science, Nature, and Cell—are shaping what’s next in synthetic biology. ?? Don’t miss your chance—register today: https://loom.ly/gM9JE9M #SynBioBeta2025 #AIinBiotech #RNARevolution

With new funding, Cradle Bio's AI platform is set to dramatically speed up protein development, making it more efficient and accessible for scientists. #CradleBio #ProteinEngineering #AIPowered #SeriesBFunding

???? The best in synbio united at #SynBioBeta2024! Paul Stamets and Martine Rothblatt led a lineup of visionary thinkers. Don’t miss their insights on why you should attend! ???? #BiotechRevolution

The first edition of our new Deep Tech Spotlight Newsletter will be launching next week! Don’t miss how AI is changing SynBio! Sign up today: https://lnkd.in/gHrjvXx3

?? Expand your professional horizon at SynBioBeta 2025, the premier conference for synthetic biology. Engage with industry leaders, discover cutting-edge technologies, and forge valuable partnerships that propel your career forward. Register by Nov 29 before prices increase! Be part of shaping the future of biotech. #SynBioBeta2025 #ProfessionalGrowth

The €34 million investment milestone bridges the gap to large-scale manufacturing with integrated downstream processing. #BioBaseEurope #FermentationTechnology #Bioeconomy #SustainableManufacturing Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant

Is Cultivated Turkey the Future of Thanksgiving? With Thanksgiving only a few days away, many of us are gearing up for the traditional turkey feast. But imagine a future where the turkey on your table was cultivated in a lab rather than raised on a farm. In her latest SynBioBeta Insights article, Jennifer Tsang, explores the burgeoning cultivated meat industry and its potential to redefine our holiday staples. Jennifer traces the journey from Winston Churchill's (yep, you read that right) 1931 vision of lab-grown meat to the groundbreaking debut of the world's first cultivated burger by Dutch scientist Mark Post in 2013, which cost a whopping $330,000 to produce. This milestone ignited a global surge in innovation within the cultivated meat sector. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eNWjtvh6 Some of the key players driving this revolution include: - UPSIDE Foods - Mosa Meat - Wildtype - BlueNalu - Aleph Farms - BioBetter? - Multus - Believer Meats - Pluri Sonalie Figueiras, Founding Editor of Green Queen Media and the Food & Ag Track Chair for #SynBioBeta2025 shares her insights: “We are very much at the very beginning of this technology, and like all new technologies, it's going to take time to figure out scale and lower the cost.” Moreover, an array of recent regulatory approvals are paving the way for the cultivated meat industry : - Eat Just, Inc. received approval in Singapore for its cultivated chicken, becoming the first company to bring lab-grown meat to consumers. In the U.S., the USDA-approved cultivated chicken from?GOOD Meat?(a brand of Eat Just) and?Upside Foods is?now available in select restaurants. - Meatable received approval from the European Food Safety Authority for public tastings of cultivated meat in the EU. - Aleph Farms gained approval in Israel for its cultivated beef. While we might not see lab-grown turkey on our tables this Thanksgiving, the advancements suggest it's only a matter of time before cultivated meat becomes mainstream. This innovation promises a sustainable and ethical alternative that could transform our food systems and traditions. #CultivatedMeat #LabGrownMeat #FoodInnovation #Sustainability #Biotechnology #Thanksgiving #SyntheticBiology