Innovation and collaboration play a key role in solving today’s global challenges. Take a look at some of our groundbreaking partnerships focused on lower-emission research.
We’re at #AspenIdeas talking about scaling up lower-emission energy solutions at the panel ‘Technologies Needed to Meet the Dual Energy Challenge,’ hosted by our partner #ExxonMobil, VP of R&D Vijay Swarup.
Next an #AspenIdeas session produced by our underwriter—@exxonmobil Presents: Tech Needed to Meet the Dual Energy Challenge. @SynGenomeInc's Oliver Fetzer, @NREL's Martin Keller, @Princeton's @Loo_Group, + Vijay Swarup on meeting growing demand + lowering emissions #sponsored
Recent changes to @SynGenomeInc BoD supports our evolved company strategy and increased business focus on algal cell engineering and RNA medicines https://t.co/84lnQS33sC.
We’ve had many proud moments on our nearly 10-year journey to convert algae to low-emission biofuel. Here are a few of our favorites. #UnexpectedEnergy
Tailored vaccines and therapeutic medicines: Dan Gibson (aka “genome engineer”) discusses the potential of digitized biology and how it can change healthcare, via @WSJ: https://t.co/iwWn8FG0Xm
Congrats to our team published in @PNASNews: Successful targeting, stacking and removal of multiple redundant genes in microalgae paves the way for improved industrial production of algae-based biofuel https://t.co/Az3KHBfcGf
Help us in welcoming industry vet Todd Nelson as CEO of @sgi_dna. Todd’s leadership will help with accelerated growth and drive spin-out from @SynGenomeInc: https://t.co/h2njdppSC5
Our Scientist of the Day is Dr. Jun Urano. Dr. Jun Urano joined SGI in 2011 and has played a key role in establishing genetic tools for engineering Cmax, such as novel DNA cassette construction methods, genome sequencing, and genome editing techniques. https://t.co/hlySsF623T