In funding news, congratulations to Ellen Jorgensen who spoke at SynBioBeta this year about
Carverr - they just closed a $1.9 million seed funding to create a traceability product where specific combinations of microbes are placed on an agricultural product to act as a microscopic barcode throughout the products’ supply chain journey.
In other funding news - a University of Bristol spin-out company,
CytoSeek, has raised £1.1 million to develop cell therapies to treat solid tumors.
A free, open-source collection of enzymes for DNA design is helping scientists around the globe join in the exchange of biotechnology research.
Check out the enzyme toolkit developed by Stanford lab to make biotechnology globally accessible.
Cheers,
John