What do ecologically responsible dyes like indigo for denim (@huuebio), ingredients for skin care (@boltthreads b-silkTM protein & @arcaea), and a bioplastic with impressive properties produced by a solitary bee (@humblebeebio) have in common? ⁠ ⁠ They are all products being made by companies leveraging Ginkgo Bioworks’s platform. @ginkgobioworks is making biology easier to engineer by building a platform that centralizes and integrates the tools, knowledge, and resources to design, build, and test thousands to millions of biological designs. And their new Cell Development Kits help young companies prototype on the Gingko platform. ⁠ ⁠ Ginkgo Bioworks joined us at our 2022 Biofabricate Summit to talk about collaboration and working as the ‘backend of the bioeconomy.’ And to host a panel moderated by Cas Smith (Director, Creative Marketing at Ginkgo), who was joined by Founder & CEO of Humble Bee Bio Veronica Stevenson and Co-Founder & CSO of Huue Tammy Hsu. ⁠Listen to some snippets from the conversation later on in the carousel! ⁠ To learn more about Ginkgo Bioworks and their Cell Development Kits head to the link in our bio. ⁠ ⁠ --- ⁠ #BIOFAB #GinkgoBioworks ⁠ --- ⁠ ⁠ #DesignMeetsBiology #biofabricate #design #biotech #biotechnology #biofabricated #biomaterials #biodesign #syntheticbiology #synbio #materialrevolution #designscience #materialinnovation #newmaterial #circulareconomy #materialinnovators #Grow #HumbleBeeBio #Huue #BoltThreads #BSilk #Bioplastics #Indigo #Denim #Beauty #personalcare