Extreme Tech Challenge Global Finals: Cutting Out Carbon Emitters with Bioengineering
Recorded on July 22, 2021. Bioengineering may soon provide compelling, low-carbon alternatives in industries where even the best methods produce significant emissions. By utilizing natural and engineered biological processes, we may soon have low-carbon textiles from Algiknit, lab-grown premium meats from Orbillion, and fuels captured from waste emissions via LanzaTech. Leaders from these companies will […]
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