Alternatives to SynthBio
SynthBio is a Synthetic Biology tool: engineering microbes for sustainable production of chemicals and materials. Here are the 60 closest alternatives, compared on pricing, features and what real users say.
The 20 closest Synthetic Biology companies to SynthBio
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BioSynth39Synthetic BiologyCambridge, United Kingdom$10.0MSynthetic biology platform for sustainable material production.
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Twig Bio53BiotechnologyUnited Kingdom$3.7M - Website
baCta42BiotechnologyParis, France$7.0MUsing microorganisms as programmable molecular factories for industrial ingredients.
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Enifer41FoodTechEspoo, Finland$12.0MFungi-based protein from industrial by-products.
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Cauldron Ferm48Synthetic BiologyMelbourne, Australia$13.3MSolving challenges in synthetic biology for its customers.
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Cambrian Innovation61Water TreatmentBoston, United States$318.0MDevelops and deploys advanced biotechnology solutions for industrial resource challenges, focusing on wastewater treatment and energy recovery.
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Notpla61SustainabilityLondon, United Kingdom$25.0MNotpla develops and produces sustainable, plastic-free packaging solutions from seaweed and plants, offering biodegradable and compostable alternatives for various applications.
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Syntetica59RecyclingParis, France$30.0MNylon recycling startup with a novel approach to recycle Nylon 6 and Nylon 6,6 from textile waste.
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CleanTech company specializing in PET/polyester plastics and fibres recycling using microwave-assisted depolymerisation.
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TripleW56Life SciencesTel Aviv, Israel$16.5MUpcycles food waste into high-value lactic acid using climate-transformative technology.
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Get Savour55FoodTechSan Jose, United Kingdom$33.0MSustainable fats from carbon, revolutionizing food ingredients and personal care.
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ByBug54BiotechnologyTulsa, United States$2.0MBiotechnology startup using genetically engineered insects to convert organic waste into high-value recombinant proteins.
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Foamlab51BiotechnologyDelft, Netherlands$3.5MDeveloping high-performance, compostable foams from bacterial cellulose to replace fossil-based plastics.
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Clean Food Group51BiotechnologyLondon, United Kingdom$12.6MPioneering sustainable oils and fats through fermentation.
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Epoch Biodesign48BiotechnologyCambridge, United States$12.0MEpoch Biodesign uses enzymes to break down plastic waste into monomers for new plastic production.
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Developing a biodegradable, cellulose-based alternative to microplastics.
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Seprify45Materials ScienceMarly, Switzerland$14.5MDeveloping cellulose-based alternatives to titanium dioxide for cosmetics, food, and coatings.
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Twogee Biotech44BiotechnologyMunich, Germany$2.2MDeveloping circular biomass technology.
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QuberTech44BiotechnologyCambridge, United Kingdom$4.3MUK biotechnology company developing sustainable natural rubber from engineered dandelions.
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Level Nine43ChemicalsBerlin, Germany$4.0MDeveloping next-generation nanozyme catalysts to enable a more sustainable and efficient chemical production industry.
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