Cameron Hibbert

@Spiegarehow sponsorship of Tech Transfer Talk podcast continues in discussion with @CameronHibbert on his journey to from petro to biobased licensing guru. #techtransfer #bioeconomy techtransfertalk.com/episode-23-joi…

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Read about how @Genomatica's bio-nylon will reduce the 60 million tons of GHGs/year from nylon made from fossil fuels, in @Forbes interview with @_BrookeRoberts_ forbes.com/sites/brookero…

More #biomaterials making their way to market... “Bio-nylon is positioned to replace a material that’s used in millions of applications every day.” @Genomatica @jshieber @TechCrunch tcrn.ch/3lV4irc

bio-nylon, 50X: "The material will be used to develop renewable products and showcase goods... as more companies look to... make products that have fewer negative consequences for the environment..." @jshieber @TechCrunch techcrunch.com/2020/11/19/bio…

New @Genomatica survey: overwhelming majority, 86%, think sustainability will be the same or more important post-pandemic genomatica.com/survey-sustain…

Did you know that🛒Trader Joe's produce bags are certified #compostable? 🌿 Made with #bioplastic @materbi, these bags are perfect to re-use for collecting and composting food scraps, reducing the amount of #waste that goes to landfill or incineration.🙌 #TraderJoes

The facts are that carbon capture & storage has proved to be far more costly than thought a decade ago and renewables vastly less costly. So the clean/cheap energy answer is renewables + storage. Apart from v niche appl’ns CCS is just another coal de sac smh.com.au/environment/cl…

(1 of 4) Brands focused on sustainability doing better during COVID-19 crisis – see examples bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

(2 of 4) Better results for sustainability-focused brands are consistent with @Genomatica's survey re consumer feelings about how their products are made and their not-sustainable starting points (= ‘disgusted’); @Forbes summary #6ff9c7427d1d" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">forbes.com/sites/johncumb… @johncumbers

(4 of 4) also intriguing: how biotechnology can enable economical smaller chemical production plants = more resilient supply chains (COVID shows importance), and production “in-market, for-market” of renewably-sourced ingredients; technical info genomatica.com/wp-content/upl…

(3 of 4) That’s also consistent with the strong reaction to @Genomatica's announcement of the world’s first ton of renewable nylon intermediate, as people know what nylon is and can relate to it; here, another @Forbes perspective #428c8f794030" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">forbes.com/sites/johncumb…

“The broadest ideas… [with] the potential to effect true systems change or solve wicked problems…” @FastCompany #FCWorldChangingIdeas fastcompany.com/90492132/world…; @Genomatica recognition follows recent awards from @Inc @TIME @Fabriclinknet

Nice one, @TheEconomist, nailed it.

Barely a day goes by without another large company announcing a sustainability drive, encompassing everything from encouraging employees to use less plastic to withdrawing billions in funding from fossil fuel groups. ft.com/content/362fdc…

Industry milestone hit as first ton of renewable nylon intermediate produced by @Genomatica. bit.ly/36JdVAP

We will need more Renewable, recyclable materials to achieve the Green Deal objectives. Great debate tonight- to be continued! ⁦@EU_ENV⁩ ⁦@miapetrakumpula⁩

Every day I work with many of the synbio companies at the forefront of innovation. Tools like synthetic biology should be viewed as empowering the natural world, not hindering it. Read my latest in @WholeFoodsMag xdigital.spiweb.com/publication/?i…

With our partners @syngenomeinc and @genomatica we’re researching the low-emission biofuels of the future in this beach town biotech hub.