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Berkeley Lab launched a digital brochure featuring open and closed source biosciences software tools that can accelerate discovery and hasten products-to-market.

Learn more about ABPDU program manager Leah Freeman Sloan in this profile.

As part of an Agile BioFoundry project, ABPDU is collaborating with Enduro to test the scalability of a technology that can program cells to maintain bioproduction.

Fre Tachea joined ABPDU in 2013 as one of the facility’s first employees. Now she is the Director of Fermentation at Culture Biosciences.

These team members are already making invaluable contributions toward scaling up technologies from ABPDU’s collaborators, helping to decarbonize our supply of fuel, food, textiles, and other products.

ABPDU and the Agile BioFoundry are teaming up to advance biomanufacturing and decarbonize the economy.

Learn more about the disc stack centrifuge in this video developed by ABPDU staff.

ABPDU has developed an open-source software application that can help universities and early stage biotech companies run fed-batch fermentations.

Watch the webinar on our collaboration with UC Berkeley to enable the bioeconomy.

Chyi-Shin Chen shares her path from ABPDU to now using data science to improve product development in the pharmaceutical industry.