Climate crisis asks for regenerative design. With the meetup series How to Biodesign, BlueCity Lab provides a platform for and by bioneers (pioneers in biodesign). Together with Emma van der Leest (founder of BlueCity Lab, we explore the opportunities from a systemic approach to raw material flows, making smart use of the latest knowledge and expertise about circular design, but also from biotechnology and biochemistry.
HOW TO BIODESIGN AUDIO RECAP
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Climate crisis asks for regenerative design. With the meetup series How to Biodesign, BlueCity Lab provides a platform for and by bioneers (pioneers in biodesign). Together with Emma van der Leest (founder of BlueCity Lab, we explore the opportunities from a systemic approach to raw material flows, making smart use of the latest knowledge and expertise about circular design, but also from biotechnology and biochemistry.
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February 23, 2023
How to Biodesign #29: Yeast, circular micro-factories
<p>Yeasts are part of the fungi kingdom. The first yeast originated hundreds of millions of years ago, and as of today we know at least 1,500 species. How can we adapt the metabolism of yeasts to make them perform better? Alongside hosts Emma van der Leest and Mark Slegers, experts Peter Sseguya (Team GENAB), Hilla van der Kaa (Those Vegan Cowboys) join the conversation.</p>
January 9, 2023
How to Biodesign #28: Breaking down fibers with enzymes
<p><strong>Natural fibers will replace many synthetic materials and bioneers throughout the Netherlands are looking for methods to separate lignin and cellulose. By using enzymes, many polluting catalytic processes can be replaced. How can cell technology be used to make new materials? Enzymes are very expensive, although they are produced by nature itself: the mycelium of mushrooms contains many active enzymes. Can we use enzymes as one of the building blocks of the future biodesigner: in this meet-up we talk about how we can use these beauties and how to avoid high costs researching them.</strong></p> <p>Listen back to the conversation Natasha Hulst (<a href="https://d4d.biomimicry.org/" target="_blank">Biomimicry Institute</a>) and Nick van Biezen had with experts Fabiola Polli (<a href="https://biofashiontech.com/" target="_blank">BioFashionTech</a>) and Dasha Tsapenko (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/dashatsapenko_atelier/" target="_blank">Atelier Dasha Tsapenko</a>)</p> <h3>THANKS TO</h3> <p>The How to Biodesign meetups are made possible with the support of the creative industries fund NL/<a href="https://stimuleringsfonds.nl/">Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie</a>.</p>
November 18, 2022
How to Biodesign #27: Bio binders and coatings
<p><strong>Biomaterials like mycelium and kombucha leather are often not water-resistant and therefore need a coating. Biopolymers like beeswax or natural rubbers provide solutions, yet fungi can also provide an interesting coating for biomaterials. How can designers apply these innovations, and how do you choose or develop a coating?</strong></p> <h3>This episode’s speakers</h3> <p>Host: Yophi Ignacia</p> <p>Co-host: Anna Wetzel (<a href="http://15fingers.online/home/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">15fingers.online</a>)</p> <p>Experts:</p> <ul> <li>Itika Gupta (<a href="https://www.studiocarbon.in/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Studio Carbon</a>)</li> <li>Arie Hooimeijer (<a href="https://paperinnovator.nl/">PaperInnovator</a>)</li> </ul> <h3>THANKS TO</h3> <p>The How to Biodesign meetups are made possible with the support of the creative industries fund NL/<a href="https://stimuleringsfonds.nl/">Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie</a>.</p>
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