
The New Biology features long-form discussions with historians, technologists, and scientists who are working on some of the biggest ideas in biotechnology, from magnet-controlled medicines to virtual cells. Supported by Astera Institute.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Life SciencesScienceTechnology | |||

A dairy cow is worth $1,000 to $2,000 to a farmer, whereas a broiler chicken, raised for meat, generates just $4 of profit. Quantifying animals this way may feel uncomfortable, but those $4 are all a farmer can spend to keep a chicken healthy. And th... more
Scientists have studied bacteria under microscopes for 400 years. But Yonatan Chemla, a postdoctoral fellow at MIT, has developed a technology that lets us see microbes from a drone 100 meters in the air.
In this episode, we discuss the emerging fie... more
Markov Biosciences, a startup in San Francisco, is betting that biology is about to have its GPT moment. In this episode, founder Adam Green explains the "bitter lesson" for biology, the idea borrowed from Richard Sutton that large unbiased datasets ... more
Nonfiction Laboratories is building a technology called “magnetogenetics” that promises to control proteins inside the body — such as antibodies or enzymes — using small magnets. In this episode, co-founder Maria Ingaramo and scientific advisor Andre... more
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Tapping into cutting-edge biotech, the show features deep-dive conversations with researchers, founders, and engineers who are building and testing transformative technologies. Episodes center on practical advances like magnetogenetics, virtual cell models, rapid plasmid sequencing, hyperspectral sensing, and AI-driven biology, often balancing technical detail with real-world implications such as regulation, clinical translation, manufacturing scale, and market adoption. A recurring strength is grounding speculative ideas in measurable progress, field experiments, and entrepreneurship stories that illuminate how science moves from concept to impact while navigating ethical, regulatory, and funding landscapes. Listeners likely gain a clear s... more
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Recent guests on The New Biology include:
1. Robert Yaman
2. Yonatan Chemla
3. Adam Green
4. Maria Ingaramo
5. Andrew York
6. Mark Budde
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