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During Harvard Climate Action Week 2025, on Sept 16 we held an interactive online dialogue and overview of biotechnologies with climate applications with current and former Harvard researchers.
This event was hosted in collaboration with Harvard Alumni for Climate and the Environment.
Our thanks to the Salata Institute for their coverage of the event.
Learn more here
- Questioning Aid for biotech with climate applications
- Engineering Biology for Climate and Sustainability Roadmap from the Engineering Biology Research Consortium (EBRC) where Garrett Dunlap is based
- Humans of the Wyss article on Emily Stoler’s work and interests at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Materials at Harvard
- Shara Ticku and C16 Biosciences featured on the Harvard Business School Climate Rising Podcast
- Synthetic Biology for Carbon and Climate – an 8 min primer from Jake Wintermute (also host of the Synthetic Biology One Youtube series)
Special Guests
Garrett Dunlap, PhD
Associate Director of Policy & International Engagement, Engineering Biology Research Consortium (EBRC)
Emily Stoler, PhD
Principal Scientist in Sustainable Materials and Co-lead Sustainable Futures Initiative, Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard
Shara Ticku, MBA
CEO and Co-founder, C16 Biosciences (makers of Palmless™)
Jake Wintermute, PhD
Synthetic biologist, science communicator, and entrepreneur
Participant perspectives
