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Date icon 09.20.2019

Sarah is the recipient for the Next Generation Award from AWIS

Sarah is the recipient for the Next Generation Award from AWIS, celebrating excellence in STEM and diversity in the workplace.

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Date icon 04.26.2019

MicroByre raises a seed round!

On April 26, 2019, MicroByre, Inc., closed a $3 million priced seed round co-led by BioEconomy Capital, a leader in early stage industrial biotechnology venture capital, and PRIME Impact Fund, a cutting-edge climate impact investor.

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Date icon 03.02.2019

Some of your favorite bacteria are domesticated

Just as in agriculture, domestication has usually been to the benefit of our taste buds.

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Date icon 03.01.2019

Agriculture has always been genetic engineering

Bioengineers have worked for thousands of years without the title, and there is no better proof of the success of that model than domestication.

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Date icon 02.16.2019

We need to domesticate more microbes

There is so much potential in microbiology, so many bacteria we could come to terms with, and not enough time to wait.

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User icon by Sarah Richardson
Date icon 02.15.2019

No organism is an island

There is no such thing as a successful single organism ecosystem. Diversity is how we survive.

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