biofabs @Biofabs

intersect of - bio/ robotics / A..I BioFabs.com Palo Alto, CA Joined May 2011

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The Ocean Cleanup @TheOceanCleanup

4 years ago

We’re aiming for one more extraction in around a week, before returning to port for our regular crew change and the kick-off of the final trip of this year. Follow System 002 progress here: theoceancleanup.com/dashboard/#sys….

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The Ocean Cleanup @TheOceanCleanup

4 years ago

On October 11 we extracted the largest single catch for System 002 to-date; 10,086 kg of plastic removed from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch after only 6.5 days, bringing us to a total of 145,518 kg extracted so far.

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DART the Asteroid Slayer @DARTprobe

4 years ago

THIS ONE IS FOR THE DINOSAURS

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biofabs @Biofabs

5 years ago

I just applied for space Discovery.com/Astronaut

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biofabs @Biofabs

5 years ago

@elonmusk ...GMOs of Cyanobacteria using brackish water in the deserts - a la - our oceans 🌊. Everything else is both a leap in material science &/or manufacturing. Nature self-assembles and can be genetically reprogrammed to nanomanufacture - change my mind! #carboncycle #biotech

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biofabs @Biofabs

5 years ago

@elonmusk Easy! :) GMO Cyanobacteria using brackish water in the desert. As cool as your rockets are - Mother Nature is still kicking your ass Elon! Okay - just kidding a bit. Pretty sure you made the largest most powerful sentient rocket. But yeah - Cyanobacteria...

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biofabs @Biofabs

6 years ago

@planetlabs Bravo @planetlabs

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biofabs @Biofabs

9 years ago

AJ+ @ajplus

9 years ago

Healthcare from the sky? See how @zipline is doing it in Rwanda.

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biofabs @Biofabs

9 years ago

The infamous zombie-ant fungus takes over its hosts' bodies in order to control their minds, @edyong209 reports theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

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Max Roser @MaxCRoser

9 years ago

A big one for the environment: Global coal production has peaked in 2013 and is now declining. [From our entry on 'Fossil Fuels’ here: ourworldindata.org/fossil-fuels/#…]