Hi ,

We hope this finds you well.

Tomorrow we at SynBioBeta are hosting our online Chemicals & Materials Conference, wherein we will bring the leading innovators, thought leaders, and creators of the bioeconomy together to celebrate and accelerate our progress in making bioplastics from captured chemical emissions, aviation fuel from microbes, leathers from mushrooms, and bricks from bacteria.

We believe these innovations (and more like them) will play a critical role in transforming our economy from carbon positive to carbon negative. But how can we integrate them into our existing societies? What consumer trends are driving growth in key sectors—and what consumer hesitancy is preventing growth in others?

If these topics interest you, please plan to join tomorrow from 8am-12pm PST to hear from and connect with leading experts in biomanufacturing, cosmetics, fuel, defense, consumer products, construction and so much more. Learn how you can incorporate biology into your supply chains and be a part of the movement to build a better world with biology!

Thank you for your kind consideration and hope to see you tomorrow!

Larry

Larry Upton

Editor in Chief

larry.upton@synbiobeta.com

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