Over five million people worldwide die from vector-borne diseases every year. Vector-borne diseases, such as malaria, dengue, and Zika, are pathogens that can be transmitted through the bite of an insect. Though...
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Building Customer Awareness for the Next Biotech Startup: Lessons from Brands & Biology
How do you tell the story of clean meat, sustainable fashion, brewed buildings, carbon recyclables, consumer care, and skiing? At first glance, it’s not obvious how these products fit in the same narrative. But a closer...
Where Biology And Computers Combine, Trillions Await Those Who Can Scale Up: An Interview With Lattice Automation Co-Founder Doug Densmore
“Before COVID, if I said we need to reproduce or scale, people would ask, why?” says Doug Densmore, Co-Founder of Lattice Automation and Asimov. “Now, people get it.” The consequence? An automated revolution in...
