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The Climate Biotech Podcast

Homeworld Collective

Are you fascinated by the power and potential of biotechnology? Do you want to learn about cutting-edge innovations that can address climate change?The Climate Biotech Podcast explores the most pressing problems at the intersection of climate and biology, and most importantly, how to solve them. Hosted by Dan Goodwin, a neuroscientist turned biotech enthusiast, the podcast features interviews with leading experts diving deep into topics like plant synthetic biology, mitochondrial engineering, gene

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Engineering Life's CO2 Engine with Ahmed Badran

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2025/01/23

What role does biotechnology play in solving the climate crisis? Join us as we spotlight Ahmed Badran, assistant professor at the Scripps Research Institute and a leader in climate biotech innovation. Ahmed is a recipient of Homeworld Collective's Garden Grants for Protein Engineering. Ahmed shares his journey, from growing up in Egypt in a family of scientists to becoming a pioneer in engineering enzymes for climate solutions. We dive into the fascinating intersection of machine le...

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Episode 7: Democratizing Science with Jas Neal and...

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2024/12/18

What if you could break free from traditional educational constraints and ignite your passion for science in a community biolab? Join us as Jas Neal and Elliot Roth share their remarkable journeys that challenge the norms of scientific exploration. Jas takes us from her entrepreneurial roots in Florida to her pioneering efforts in biochemistry, while Elliot reveals how community biolabs helped him bypass educational barriers to pursue his love for materials science. Together, they shine a spo...

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Episode 6: How Microscopic Innovations Can Scale...

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2024/11/14

Send us a textOn this episode of The Climate Biotech Podcast, we're sitting down with the legendary George Church. A pioneer in genomics and synthetic biology, George is known for his innovative visions for future tech — and for developing the foundational tools to get us there. This conversation spans a gamut of creative ideas including observing planetary metabolomes with satellites, cleaning up supply chains via total recycling, advancing inorganic synthetic biology using multiplex DN...

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Episode 5: Meet the founders, Part 1: Homeworld...

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2024/10/16

What happens when a music major from Canada becomes a leading voice in climate biotech? Join us for an electrifying episode as we feature Paul Reginato, who made an incredible leap from music to the life sciences, driven by a spiritual connection to the essence of life. Alongside co-founder Dan Goodwin, we chart our unique path from MIT PhD students to launching the Homeworld Collective, a nonprofit marrying biotechnology and climate action. Experience the pivotal moments and professional tur...

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Episode 4: From Microbiome to Macrobiome with Braden...

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2024/09/18

How does a fear of scuba diving transform into a career involving ocean microbes? Braden Tierney, the co-founder and executive director of the Two Frontiers Project, shares his incredible journey from studying the human microbiome to pioneering climate biotechnology. With a dual degree in biology and economics from Duke University and a PhD from Harvard Medical School, Braden’s fascinating story is one of overcoming personal fears and merging diverse skills to create a unique niche in environ...

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Episode 3: Unveiling the Role of Trees in Methane...

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2024/09/12

How do upland trees contribute to the fight against climate change? Join us as we uncover the unexpected climate services of trees with Vince Gauci, an ecosystem scientist and biogeochemist at the University of Birmingham. In this episode of The Climate Biotech Podcast, we delve into the fascinating world of methane uptake by trees with ecosystem scientist and biogeochemist Vince Gauci. His groundbreaking research at the University of Birmingham offers new insights into the hidden roles ...

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Episode 1: Transforming Plants with Brad Zamft

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2024/06/13

Welcome to The Climate Biotech Podcast hosted by Dan Goodwin. In our inaugural episode, we delve into an enlightening conversation with Brad Zamft, a project lead at Alphabet's Moonshot Factory. Brad shares his remarkable journey from a PhD in neuroscience, through various prestigious roles, to his current pioneering work in plant synthetic biology.Tune in for an expert-level discussion aimed at identifying the most crucial problems in climate science and discovering innovative solutions to t...

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Episode 2: A Tale of Two Gasses with Lisa Stein

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2024/06/13

Welcome to the Climate Biotech Podcast, where we explore critical challenges at the intersection of climate and biology.Join us as we interview the most innovative voices in our sector, from scientists and entrepreneurs to policymakers and investors. Our guest today is Lisa Stein, American biologist who is a professor at the University of Alberta. Lisa shares her journey from growing up in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado to becoming a pioneering researcher in environmental science, discussing...

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