A fusion of digital, physical, and biological technologies may come to represent The Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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Let’s not call it AI: How machine learning changes the story of what’s possible in biology
Vytas SunSpiral talks about the quest to push the envelope in technology and biology.
We make tomorrow: What COVID teaches us about making tomorrow
Brandon Simmons-Rawls discusses how COVID has put science in the spotlight and shown us how quickly biology can solve big problems.
Safe workplaces in a time of COVID: Behind the scenes of the Zymergen machine
At Zymergen, we not only partner with nature to make breakthrough products, but we also partner with each other to create safe, productive workspaces. Environmental Health & Safety Manager Andrea Pezda explains how the pandemic has changed the way we do things, and some of the unexpected rewards that can come along with that.
Sustainability, profitability, and the radical shift in manufacturing
Better products — not just green alternatives — is how we build a lasting environmental shift and a prosperous bioeconomy.
Women who make tomorrow
We celebrate the women who make Zymergen what it is. These five women epitomize the values of courage, commitment, and innovation that are core to who we are.
How biofacturing can help tackle plastic waste
Plastic waste is choking our landfills and polluting our water and soil. Recycling is important, but only about 9% of the world’s plastic gets recycled. The rest adds to the 6.3 billion tons of plastic waste that has accumulated across the globe.
When a door opens, you go through it: In conversation with Enakshi Singh
We sat down with our new CFO Ena Singh to discuss her career highlights, experience with Zymergen to date, and her plans for taking the company to the next level of commercial success.
Metagenomics: The superpower behind Zymergen’s biological database
A teaspoon of soil contains galaxies of Nature’s secret recipes with the potential for making anything from clothes and food to electronics and even vaccines — all with previously impossible features. Here’s how we unlock Nature’s potential to make breakthrough products.
You can’t make tomorrow using yesterday’s ideas: Getting innovative about inclusion
When it comes to diversity, are we doing enough? Are we even doing it right? We pose these questions to Chanda Hand, Zymergen’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Program Manager.
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