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Press features, field updates, and the voices of those exploring the frontiers

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EARTH’S ANCIENT MICROBES OFFER LESSONS FOR A MORE LIVABLE FUTURE
Atmos, New York, NY, USA
EARTH’S ANCIENT MICROBES OFFER LESSONS FOR A MORE LIVABLE FUTURE
Atmos, New York, NY, USA

The joint Two Frontiers Project and SeedLabs research team spotted Shikinejima Island from over a mile away, its volcanic landscape standing out sharply from the soft waves of the ocean…

Atmos, New York, NY, USA
Scientists say the slime in your dishwasher could unlock a solution to global warming
CNN, Atlanta, GA, USA
Scientists say the slime in your dishwasher could unlock a solution to global warming
CNN, Atlanta, GA, USA

Scientists have scoured the depths of the ocean and outer space for microbes to help slow global warming. They’re now looking at a new and unlikely place —  inside your home...

CNN, Atlanta, GA, USA
13 projects that are making climate tech cool
Fast Company, New York, NY, USA
13 projects that are making climate tech cool
Fast Company, New York, NY, USA

Using bacteria to curb CO2 emissions, Seed Health and The Two Frontiers Project. Finalist for Fast Company’s 2024 World Changing Ideas Awards.

Fast Company, New York, NY, USA
The bacteria that can capture carbon
London, United Kingdom, BBC
The bacteria that can capture carbon
London, United Kingdom, BBC

Could minuscule organisms help the world meet its climate goals?
With global greenhouse gas emissions reaching an all-time high last year, many scientists and world leaders are now arguing that new technologies which can capture carbon and store it underground are needed to help the world meet its climate goals...

London, United Kingdom, BBC

FEATURED ARTICLES

From Microbiome to Macrobiome: Exploring Humanity’s Greatest Frontiers
Homeworld Collective, Somerville, MA, USA Krista Ryon Homeworld Collective, Somerville, MA, USA Krista Ryon

From Microbiome to Macrobiome: Exploring Humanity’s Greatest Frontiers

The Two Frontiers Project leverages and explores life’s diversity and humanity’s greatest frontiers, the oceans and space. In this episode of the Climate Biotech Podcast, you’ll hear about how a very creative biologist combines his unique set of skills to translate his training from the microbiome in humans to the macrobiome in ecosystems...

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