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This week at SynBioBeta, we're taking a deep dive into the forefront of innovation. From AI-driven CRISPR tools reshaping gene editing to revolutionary synthetic microbes, the future is happening now. SynBioBeta 2025 is set to showcase the brightest minds in biotech, including trailblazers in custom biomaterials, advanced protein design, and the rapidly expanding bioeconomy. Don’t miss Novartis’ $3.1B acquisition of Anthos Therapeutics and cutting-edge advances in RNA-based pesticides.


Meanwhile, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission recently held a hearing on China's industrial policy and its global impact. Experts, including Stanford’s Drew Endy, weighed in on China's progress in biotechnology, aerospace, and strategic tech sectors and what it means for U.S. competitiveness and innovation in the years ahead. Link to the hearing video below.




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Towards an AI-Driven CRISPR Future

AI is reshaping gene editing by predicting off-target effects, designing custom gRNAs, and discovering entirely new Cas proteins.


Made in China 2025—Who Is Winning?

The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission’s recent hearing focuses on China's industrial policy and global impact. The first panel features Drew Endy, Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University, alongside Richard Aboulafia, Managing Director at AeroDynamic Advisory, and Sunny Cheung, Fellow for China Studies at the Jamestown Foundation. They discuss China’s advancements in biotechnology, aerospace, and strategic technology sectors, emphasizing what it means for U.S. innovation and competitiveness. Watch more: Made in China 2025—Who Is Winning?

The Microbe That Speaks a New Genetic Language

Scientists at Yale have engineered a bacterium with a rewritten genetic code, unlocking new possibilities for synthetic proteins with programmable functions.


Protein Revolution: The Tiny Model Making a Massive Impact

PoET-2 slashes experimental data needs by 30-fold, setting a new standard in computational protein design and democratizing advanced biotechnology.

Eyes Wide Open: How Stem Cell Shots Could Reboot Ocular Health

A groundbreaking study reveals that adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells can target ocular inflammation in GVHD, offering a promising alternative to traditional corticosteroids.


Unlocking Genetic Blueprints for Customizable Biomaterials

Researchers at Rice University have uncovered how small genetic tweaks can dramatically alter the structure and properties of engineered living materials.


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