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Daniel Grushkin

New York
As seen in: Nature, Scientific American, Slate, The Boston Globe, Outlook (India), Popular Science, STAT, Roads and Kingdoms, Dexigner, RealClear Markets and
Covering the intersection of biology, culture and business - Former fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars
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A Road Trip From Chennai to Mangalore

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By Daniel Grushkin
| Outlook (India) Verified
The word bhaiya is permanently ingrained in my head. "Brother"—it's the first word we use when we stop the car to ask people for directions. We always start with the rickshaw drivers. They know best. Next, we ask the guys on the motorcycles. And, as a last resort, we ask the coconut vendors. Everyone is your brother when you're lost, and on this trip we are lost.
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Biodesign Sprint 2021

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By Daniel Grushkin
| Dexigner Verified
Biodesign Challenge and Google have launched the first-ever Biodesign Sprint, inviting students, professionals, hobbyists, and enthusiasts from across the globe to envision and create products that function in symbiotic harmony with the environment. BDC and Google are seeking global teams of 1-6 people from diverse disciplinary backgrounds to pitch projects that explore how biotechnology can create a more sustainable consumer electronics industry.
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What Is Biodesign?

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By Daniel Grushkin
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
By Daniel Grushkin In 2009 Nature Biotechnology asked a group of synthetic biologists to define “synthetic biology.” None of the scientists could agree on a definition. Yet today the synthetic biology market—a field evidently without a widely accepted understanding of itself—is worth $9.5 billion. When Nature Biotechnology posed its question I was a reporter covering the emerging discipline.
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