Ginkgo Bioworks

Join us down in the Boston Seaport this Thursday, May 1 for Engineering Biology Club! This month: "Principles for introducing new genes and species for conservation" with Sebastian Kamau of the MIT Media Lab
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Join us May 1st at Engineering Biology Club! This month: "Principles for introducing new genes and species for conservation" by Sebastian Kamau of the MIT Media Lab. Register here to attend 👇
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Boston Locals - Join us this Thursday (April 3rd) for Engineering Biology Club! A monthly meetup for anyone interested in building with biology.

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Boston friends! Join us the evening of Thursday, April 3rd for the Engineering Biology Club to connect with other folks in the ecosystem who are building with biology.
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This Thursday, March 6th @ 5:30! Join us at our event space in the Boston Seaport for drinks, talks and networking with people from around the biotech scene.
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The Engineering Biology Club returns next Thursday, March 6th! Register here to join Boston's hottest conversations at the intersection of atoms and bits.
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Today, we're thrilled to announce RANGER: RApid Next Generation Sequencing for Effective Medical Response, a consortium project supported by the European Health and Digital Executive Agency.

We're Partnering with HaDEA in an Up-to-€24 Million Consortium Project to Deliver Next-Generation ‘Agnostic Diagnostics’ for Respiratory Viruses at the Point of Care | Ginkgo Biosecurity Headquartered in Boston, Ginkgo Bioworks uses the most advanced technology on the planet—biology—to grow better products. Our cell programming platform enables the growth of biotechnology across diverse markets, from food to fragrance to pharmaceuticals.

It's launch day for mDD-0, the latest model from Ginkgo AI! Read the white paper about generative AI for full-length mRNA sequences including custom therapeutic payloads. We're excited to see what you'll build!
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This week! The Foundry Theory series finale after 51 episodes. What have we learned from a year studying the people and technologies at Ginkgo that make biology easier to engineer?
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We're excited to announce our 2025 Ferment Series, an evolution of our flagship annual conference dedicated to advancing our mission of making biology easier to engineer! We can't wait to see you in Boston.

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Join us in the Boston Seaport this Thursday evening (Feb 6) for Engineering Biology Club! Meet people building tools for building biology: automation, software, wetware and more.
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It was so exciting to see so many folks in the bio R&D world at SLAS 2025 this past week! We loved talking to you about the important challenges you're trying to solve in the lab and the tools you're leveraging to do it.

The next generation of lab automation is going to make those problems more tractable. Today, we're sharing an exciting update about how our partnership with Google is supercharging our Reconfigurable Automation Carts (RACs) system product offering.

We want to help you massively increase productivity and walk-away time in your high-mix, variable-throughput lab environments, and we're deploying new technology to help you do that every day. Learn more about one powerful solution we're building here:

Optimizing Automated Lab Research with Ginkgo Automation and Google's OR-Tools | Ginkgo Bioworks Headquartered in Boston, Ginkgo Bioworks uses the most advanced technology on the planet—biology—to grow better products. Our cell programming platform enables the growth of biotechnology across diverse markets, from food to fragrance to pharmaceuticals.