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Join us in dialogue on "Climate Biotech Engagement Strategies" on Feb 19, 1 pm ET on Zoom! Register here hms.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo…. This one will be highly interactive, so limited or no recording. Show up for the live experience and chime in!
We'll be gathering resources on engagement here connectgenetics.org/engageme…
Still time to sign up for our webinar this Wednesday Dec 4 on the regulatory landscape, part of our Climate Biotech convos.
Join us Dec 4 for our next Climate Biotech conversation series on the US regulatory landscape. Register for Zoom link: hms.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo….
Comment article calling for deploying microbiology to help with environmental and sustainability problems. It matters that we have societal debates about what sort of solutions we want to deploy and what is their potential.
A Comment article published across several Nature Portfolio journals calls for immediate, tangible steps that harness the power of microbiology and the expertise of researchers and policymakers to safeguard the planet for future generations. go.nature.com/3CtfOHy
ALT This is figure 1, which shows corals and climate change.
Do you have a problem that you think biology could address? @ferment_co is looking for problems. We are interested to see what technologies can come from this and how communities interests are served by addressing these problems.
"The biotech industry’s biggest hurdle ... isn’t the right technology; it’s the right problems"
"That’s why today Ferment is launching a new $20 million studio fund to build new businesses that rapidly translate biology into products"
ferment.co/media/rfp-request…
Join us Dec 4 for our next Climate Biotech conversation series on the US regulatory landscape. Register for Zoom link: hms.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo….
Catch up here connectgenetics.org/news/pas… if you missed our event with Nazish Jeffery @scientistsorg & @PaulReginato @HomeworldBio on a broad overview of #climate #biotech & the #bioeconomy
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ICYMI: The application window for our second round of Garden Grants opens in January 2025, with a focus on on biotech solutions for greenhouse gas removal (GHGR).
❇️ Join our free webinar tomorrow, 11/13, for more details on the grants, eligibility, and our problem-centric approach: lu.ma/m6oglamb
Exciting news: Garden Grants is back! This time, we’re looking to de-risk novel ideas in biotechnology for greenhouse gas removal (GHGR). 📉 We welcome all ideas intersecting biology and GHGR, and we’re especially excited about bio-enhanced rock weathering and methane removal. To learn more, sign up for our free webinar: lu.ma/m6oglamb
We’ll offer $50k-$150k grants up to a total of $1M in risk-tolerant funding. The application window will open in January 2025. ✅
We’re excited to continue empowering the biotechnology community to impact climate change. homeworld.bio/grants-greenho…
ALT Poster with a background including microscopic photography of plant material. Text overlaid says: "Homeworld Garden Grants: Webinar for Greenhouse Gas Removal. Wednesday, November 13, 9:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM ET." The Homeworld Collective logo is at the bottom of the poster.
Comment out in Nature today calling for "microbial solutions must be deployed against climate catastrophe"
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
TODAY 1pm ET join us for The Landscape of Climate Biotech with Nazish Jeffery @scientistsorg and @PaulReginato @HomeworldBio moderated by @leonor_sierra. Register for link harvard.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
Come join us TOMORROW 10/16 at 1pm ET for The Landscape of Climate Biotech. We want your voice and questions in the Zoom room. Register for link harvard.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Biotech offers unique adaptation and mitigation strategies to address climate change. ✅ But what’s the current state of climate biotech research? And what is the scientific rationale for why we think climate biotech can deliver?
⬆️ Homeworld’s Science Director & Co-Founder @PaulReginato will join bioeconomist Nazish Jeffery, Ph.D. of @scientistsorg to discuss “The Landscape of Climate Biotech” with @connectgenetics's Co-Director, @leonor_sierra.
Tune into this in-depth, interactive webinar on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 1 PM ET/10 AM PT to hear the panelists’ experiences, share your own expertise & feedback, and ask questions!
Register for free: harvard.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
ALT Register now for "The Landscape of Climate Biotech," presented by Connecting Genetics to Climate. October 16th at 1pm ET on Zoom — with Nazish Jeffery, Bioeconomist at the Federation of American Scientists and Paul Reginato, Science Director at Homeworld Collective.
Register harvard.zoom.us/meeting/regi… to join us on Oct 16, 1pm ET for a broad look across the many biotechnologies with climate applications #climatebiotech. Nazish Jeffery @scientistorg and Paul Reginato @HomeworldBio will be with us moderated by @leonor_sierra.
Having a grand time with an all ages group @CambSciFest Lots of great questions.
Thanks @kindofabigneil for sharing your research in a way that generated so much curiosity and interest!
6pm today join us @cambridgepl to consider how bacteria speeding up the rock cycle could counteract ocean acidification while capturing carbon with @kindofabigneil Kick-off day of the @CambSciFest!
Read more about Neil and his research here connectgenetics.org/meet-nei…
Check out the full week of @CambSciFest offerings here cambridgesciencefestival.org…