Biotechnology, synthetic biology and biological engineering for people who want to build a better future. Towards the bioeconomy and beyond!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceEducationLife Sciences |
Wastewater is a gold mine for energy, nutrients and water. Marc Wehmeijer dispels myths about breaking in to the wastewater industry, and takes us on a tour of the global wastewater treatment landscape from the deserts of Durango, Mexico to the Swiss... more
Algae is a high potential and high protein food. Learn how engineers and entrepreneurs like Peter Mponzi are using algae to cultivate the future of nutrition. more
Join us for a whirlwind tour of the key problems with modern agriculture and the alternative emerging technologies. In this final episode with Agata the biocontainment researcher and Simon, Head of Human Practices, from the Wageningen iGEM team, we d... more
In an iGEM competition, open source interchangeable parts of genetic material (BioBricks) allow hundreds of teams of students to create synbio solutions to real world problems. Joined by captain Johannes and treasurer Niko from the 2023 Wageningen iG... more
The Wageningen iGEM Team is developing a solution to prevent frost damage using synthetic biology. Listen to find out more about how frost damage affects farmers, markets and us as consumers, and how Wageningen plan the scientific aspects of their pr... more
Can you patent a newly discovered protein? Does getting a patent depend on the application? What does intellectual property encompass? Our guests, IP specialists Sara Holland and David Holt from Potter Clarkson, join us to shed light on these topics ... more
Sebastian Cocioba is an amateur scientist pursuing his scientific curiousities from his home lab and mentoring young scientists via Binomica Labs. more
Sebastian Cocioba is an amateur scientist conducting research from his home lab. In our previous episode, we discussed how hes building tools for the future molecular florists. more
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