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Advanced Engineered Microbes Could Be the Solution to Drug Development Challenges

Advanced Engineered Microbes Could Be the Solution to Drug Development Challenges

Microbes can be designed to manufacture and deliver drugs based on your body’s input, could this be “AI” for biotherapeutics?
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Andrew Ryscavage
The Dodo Bird: A De-extinction Challenge to Humanity’s Perception of Utility

The Dodo Bird: A De-extinction Challenge to Humanity’s Perception of Utility

Do we need it? Can we eat it? And what benefit will it provide to humans?
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Kathryn Hamilton
Biomanufacturing: Making Life-Saving Medications and High-Value Products with Cells

Biomanufacturing: Making Life-Saving Medications and High-Value Pro...

The curious cell lines, the indispensably elusive product, and the sewage-like liquid in between
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Lisa Miklos-Illes
Synbiosis- Securing a Synthetic Sociotechnical Symbiosis

Synbiosis- Securing a Synthetic Sociotechnical Symbiosis

Navigating the exponential growth curves of technology with open biological principles
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Thomas James Alexander
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Clean Water of Our Future

Clean Water of Our Future

Bacterial Farming for water purification
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Genefer Baxter

Author spotlight: Ross Kent

Ross Kent

AI for Science: Dreams of Progress

Alexander Titus

Pro-Human: A probiotic for social equality

Genefer Baxter

A Modular-Incremental Approach: Verification for Biological Weapons

Kathryn Hamilton

The Chief of Staff Role in the Biotech Industry

Uday Suresh

Laying the Foundations for the Bioeconomy

Ross Kent
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