Founder-led biotech is making space for ideas—and diverse leaders—where it didn't...

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  • cafead   Nov 23, 2021 at 10:32: AM
via Reshma Shetty, Ph.D., didn’t have a million dollars in her pocket when she came out of MIT with a graduate degree in biological engineering. She didn’t have a big-name backer or wealthy parents. But she did have a great idea and a mentor who encouraged her to go out and build her company from the ground up.

That idea became Ginkgo Bioworks, a biotech that aims to program cells just like we do computers. The company’s platform has applications across food and agriculture along with industrial chemicals and pharmaceuticals, and it counts Moderna and Roche as collaborators.

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