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The case for Mars terraforming research - Nature Astronomy

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By Erika DeBenedictis, Edwin Kite, Robin D. Wordsworth, Nina Lanza, Ramses M. Ramirez, John Cumbers Verified, Hooman Mohseni
| Nature Verified
Abstract Terraforming Mars has long captured the imagination but has received surprisingly little rigorous study. Progress in Mars science, climate science, launch capabilities and bioscience motivates a fresh look at Mars terraforming research. Since Sagan’s time, it has been understood that terraforming Mars would involve warming to enable oxygenic photosynthesis by engineered microbes, followed by slow oxygen build-up enabling more complex life.
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Scaling New Heights in Biomanufacturing - with Edward Shenderovich

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By John Cumbers Verified
| SynBioBeta Verified
On this SynBioBeta podcast, John Cumbers talks with Edward Shenderovich, the Founder and CEO of Synonym, a company creating bioeconomy infrastructure to help next-generation bioproducts scale and get to market. Edward will speak at this year’s SynBioBeta conference on “Scaling Biological Capacity,” and in today’s episode, John and Edward will discuss how Synonym addresses some of the challenges in biomanufacturing with its technology-driven products and focus.
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Mycelium Magic: Crafting a Greener Future - with Eben Bayer

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By John Cumbers Verified
| SynBioBeta Verified
On this SynBioBeta podcast, John Cumbers talks with Eben Bayer, the CEO of Ecovative, a pioneering company at the forefront of developing sustainable materials using mycelium. John and Eben will discuss Ecovative’s journey toward creating a billion pounds of mycelium, explore some of the cutting-edge agricultural technology used in mushroom growing, and discuss the transformative potential of new mycelium crops in consumer goods.
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