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The compelling case for Biomade in Australia
Dr Iniga George, The Hon Julian Hill MP, J-L Heylen, Distinguished Professor Ian Paulsen and Mary O'Malley The ARC Centre of Excellence in Synthetic Biology brought the case for sovereign...
Supercharged Crops Could Help Cool the Planet
Can we grow our way out of climate change? A new scientific framework suggests it’s certainly possible with an essential mix of biotech, plant agriculture and informed policy. Co-authored by...
Engineered microbes could tackle climate change – if we ensure it’s done safely
As the climate crisis accelerates, there’s a desperate need to rapidly reduce carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, both by slashing emissions and by pulling carbon out of the air....
Evolutionary breakthrough fuses the branches of life
The discovery of a new superhighway for gene transfer between microorganisms could have profound implications for human and environmental health. A new discovery involving gene transfer between two ancient groups...