Latest updates from Hudson River Biotechnology
HRB at the 7th Innovators Showcase University of California, Davis
We are pleased to share that HRB will be participating in the 7th Innovators Showcase at UC Davis organized by
HRB attending RABNEH-24 in India
🍾 2024 starts with several of our colleagues traveling to talk about the applications of our TiGER-workflow 🐯. We have
HRB wishes Happy New Year!
As 2023 closes, at HRB we want to take a moment to reflect with you.This has been a challenging year for many biotech companies, including us.
Providing Equitable Solutions in Plant Biotechnology
An interesting article on “The Conversation US” criticizes biotech firms for rebranding genetic modification as “gene editing” or “precision breeding” to
Challenge for plant breeding: increase crop yield 60% by 2050 – How?
📈 🌱 An interesting report elaborated by Institut Cerdà for ANOVE (Spanish Plant Breeder’s Association) shows some of the main challenges and opportunities in #agricultural#biotechnology, like the
Navigating the Complexities of Gene Editing in the EU
In a recent EU ministers’ meeting, consensus on #newgenomictechniques (#NGTs) and #geneediting remained elusive. The discussions around NGTs, especially their coexistence with #organic farming and #patentability issues, are
HRB at Translational Biology Advisory Board of CBGP in Madrid
Last week, our BD director – Gabino Sanchez-Perez – represented Hudson River Biotechnology at the kick-off Translational Biology Advisory Board (TBAB) meeting, hosted by
HRB attends SVPW in vitro conference in Ghent
🔍 Two of our R&D team members – Erik Slootweg and Pavlo Grytsenko – are on their way to an
WUR develops plant-produced vaccine against cattle nematode
🔬 Interested in alternative production systems for #biopharmaceuticals? A recent study in #Scientific Reports showcases a #plantbased vaccine antigen effective against a bovine parasitic nematode