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- The New York Times
In Climate Fight, Scientists Tinker With Bacteria to Replace Corn Fertilizer
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- Nature Biotechnology
Remote detection of buried landmines using a bacterial sensor
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- TechCrunch
Fieldstone Bio is building microbes that can sense everything from TNT to arsenic
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- LDV Capital
Partnering with Fieldstone Bio: Harnessing Living Sensors with Synthetic Biology & Hyperspectral Imaging to Revolutionize Chemical & Environmental Monitoring
Alexander Triassi
Head of Strain Engineering at Fieldstone Bio
Been having fun these past few months engineering bacteria to sense various target molecules. It's gonna be really cool when we deploy these sensors and measure them from a drone. And come on, isn't it satisfying that our reporter proteins make such beautiful colors?
Erin Essington, Ph.D.
Scientist at Fieldstone Bio
Been having a blast developing soil assays to rapidly identify robust engineered cells for several applications! Making my life easier one experiment at a time with just an image.
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