Grow by Ginkgo

Relationships—among molecules, cells, creatures—tend to be described in terms of how one ???????????????? another. Are there better alternatives to this "control language" used so ubiquitously across molecular biology? We kick off The Networks Issue with Colorado State University's Erika Szymanski, DTU - Technical University of Denmark's Joshua Evans, and Arizona State University's Emma Frow, who offer three alternatives to control that emerge in their respective research: participation, interest, and care. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dsTRv_iC

It's Monday. Time to put the FUN in fungi ?? Christina Agapakis speaks with Eben Bayer about scaling his mycelium company. How does he, after over a decade of running Ecovative - the mycelium technology company, think about the tension between scale and growth, capitalism and sustainability? https://lnkd.in/gpYgnaZc

You've worked hard this week. You deserve a story about cats. https://lnkd.in/g5aiMXrp Niranjana Rajalakshmi writes about a new possibility for animal control: non-invasive neutering based on gene therapy. Complemented by purrfect photos from Jackie Russo.

How an out-of-the-box approach to insulin could provide a new option for people living with diabetes and add a fierce competitor to the largely monopolized insulin industry. The latest from Grow, written by McKenzie Prillaman: https://lnkd.in/dBR-7edX