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Hi ,

  • This company is using Generative AI to design new antibodies: You’ve seen it used for images like DALL-E, you’ve seen it with text like ChatGPT. Did you know you can use Generative AI to design proteins, too? Absci announced this week that they are using their AI-powered platform to design de novo antibody-based therapeutics.

Absci laboratory.

  • Calling all students, postdocs, academics and start-ups. We’re excited to announce our Digital Poster Session submission process is now open! This is a great opportunity to share your work with the global community of researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors in synthetic biology. If you are interested in presenting your work at SynBioBeta 2023: The Global Synthetic Biology Conference, May 23-25, in Oakland, CA, please fill out this form by February 1st.
  • Visolis has raised $8 million to make carbon-negative materials: The Berkeley-based startup just closed a seed funding round led by BlueYard Capital, bringing total funding to date to $8 million. The company is combining biology and chemistry to create sustainable high-performance materials, jet fuels, and specialty chemicals.

Visolis founder and CEO, Deepak Dugar, in the lab.

  • I was at CES this week to try the new Pairwise Conscious Greens: they are using CRISPR gene editing to reduce pungency in mustard greens, a leafy green that has not been on many menus due to a bitter taste and pungent smell. Expect it to be the first branded gene edited product to hit US supermarkets mid 2023. You can meet Pairwise at SynBioBeta in May.

Sarah Evanega, Stakeholder Communications at Pairwise.

Jason Kelly and Michelle Rozo.

SynBioBeta 2023 speakers:

With 2023 officially here, we are starting the countdown to The Global Synthetic Biology Conference. Don’t forget to grab your tickets to SynBioBeta 2023!

  • Dr. Renee Wegrzyn serves as the first director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), an agency founded in March 2022 and dedicated to funding break-through technologies and innovations in health.

  • Shervin Kamkar is the Vice President of Business Development at Kura Biotech where he leads commercialization, market strategy, and product development for Kura’s Genomics Division.

  • Daniel Lin-Arlow is the CEO of Ansa Biotechnologies, which is developing a new way to make DNA that will be faster, cleaner, and more accurate than existing methods.

  • Andee Wallace is the co-founder and CEO of Robigo, a company applying synthetic biology to redesign crop treatments and create a more sustainable food system.

Health news

Regards,
John

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John Cumbers
Founder, SynBioBeta

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