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Hi ,

Please join me tomorrow at 4 pm BST/ 8 am PT for a live Zoom all about the European Bioeconomy with Fiona Mischel from SynBioBeta, Richard Kitney from SynbiCITE/Imperial College, Natsai Audrey Chieza from Faber Futures, and Orr Yarkoni from Colorifix.

Richard Kitney, Natsai Audrey Chieza, and Orr Yarkoni.

In case you missed it at SynBioBeta 2022, Sean McClain and Amy Webb gave us a glimpse into the future of Al-enabling drug discovery. Absci is developing protein-based drugs, including Bionic Proteins™ with nonstandard amino acids, and other drug designs that may be impossible to make with other technologies.

Amy Webb, CEO and Founder of the Future Today Institute, and Sean McClain, CEO and Founder of Absci, at SynBioBeta 2022.

The future of science is distributed. If it's not obvious to you yet, it soon will be. And distributed science will be a big theme at SynBioBeta 2023. We're going to be back in Oakland, May 23-25, 2023. You can get your early bird tickets here. Congratulations to Paul Kohlhaas, CEO of Molecule, for raising $12.7 million in seed funding. They are democratizing biopharma research and development, and creating an open ecosystem that assists researchers in raising funds for impactful research projects in a community-driven way.

Paul Kohlhaas, CEO of Molecule.

Eden Brew, a company making milk in a lab using the same natural fermentation process that happens in dairy cows, has super-sized a capital raising and is now seeking up to $20 million after bedding down a core $5 million raising.

Congratulations to Amai Proteins for winning the 2022 Extreme Tech Challenge Competition! The company is producing designer proteins intended to offer healthy sugar substitutes.

Congratulations to Benjamin Oakes (pictured below), CEO and Co-Founder of Scribe Therapeutics, for being named to the MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35. Scribe Therapeutics is dedicated to shaping the future of Genetic Medicine for patients in need by building safer and more effective CRISPR genetic modification tools.

And finally, congratulations to Shannon Nangle (pictured below), a Research Scientist working on the Wyss Institute Project "Circe", which focuses on commercializing CO2-based microbial fermentation, for being named to the MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35.

Regards,
John

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John Cumbers
Founder, SynBioBeta

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