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Ginkgo Bioworks, Future of Biotechnology, ML, & codebase -Jake Wintermute – Learning with Lowell 178

April 21, 2023
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Jake Wintermute is a Developer evangelist at Ginkgo bioworks.His mission is to grow the biotech ecosystem, to diversify the bioeconomy, and to provide education, documentation and support for developers bringing new projects to Ginkgo’s platform.

Why Should You Care about Technology in Beekeeping?

How I built the Tesla of Honey Bee Hives and Why Should You Care?

September 10, 2019
Tagged as: 1/3 of food, bee, crowdfund, Education, half of bees die each year, honey bee, how to save the honey bee, pollinated food, saving the honey bee, technology, technology saving bees

Part 2 (part 1 here) Table of Contents Tesla of Beekeeping Path to a working prototype Connecting it to the grid Power supply Why should you care? 20 Billion dollars of our food is produced…

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Nonprofit DIY Biotech Space and Bio Design Challenge created in New York by Daniel Grushkin. In this interview, we get into how being a journalist has impacted his life and how he looks at situations, how/why he started Genspace, what Genspace offers, and where he sees things going. This is a fun, quick interview with Dan who is very passionate about ensuring no one gets left behind with the new biotech space he is creating. See the links to check out Genspace, the competition, and how to get involved! We also get into some of his favorite books and how to chart your path.