We're building the post-scarcity future.

Menlo Park, California
Joined April 2022
The blueprint for abundance? Standardizing chemistry at scale. Our founder & CEO @SynBioMars explains 👇🎥
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At Aether, we're building a future of abundance: creating drones, armor, and more, faster and better than ever. Our founder & CEO @SynBioMars explains 👇🎥
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With our AI, we’re able to develop polymers that are among the strongest on the planet. These super materials deliver aerospace-grade aluminum strength at half the weight, while remaining easy to injection mold or 3D print – an unprecedented feat in manufacturing. Our Founder & CEO @SynBioMars breaks it all down👇🎥
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Protein Function Models are the first step in building generalized molecular assemblers
By testing large quantities of proteins and functions in parallel, our Protein Function Model can design proteins to perform specific tasks. Our CEO & Founder @SynBioMars explains 👇🎥
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By testing large quantities of proteins and functions in parallel, our Protein Function Model can design proteins to perform specific tasks. Our CEO & Founder @SynBioMars explains 👇🎥
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Proud to congratulate @AetherMachines on their $15M Series A1 raise. After meeting Jay Zaveri recently and hearing the clarity and conviction behind Aether’s next chapter, I left feeling inspired. Seven years of patient, hard work have brought them to this incredible inflection point — from discovery to real commercial momentum. Grateful that @goodaicapital can continue supporting this journey. Full reflections here: tinyurl.com/37b3djdv
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Faster, stronger, lighter. Aether’s AI-designed proteins are unlocking polymers that are redefining what’s possible in additive manufacturing for drones and aerospace. Read more via @DronesWorldmag 👇 dronesworldmag.com/the-molec…
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Learn about @SynBioMars’s journey that led to founding @Aether. 👇🎥
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From stronger materials to new functions for minerals, plastics, CO2, and PFAS, @DrillageTime breaks down how our AI-designed proteins are driving real industrial impact. Full video: youtube.com/shorts/50gG8m36s…
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Excited to share I've joined @AetherMachines as President (in addition to my role as board member, investor, and co-founder). I’ve been working closely with @SynBioMars for the past couple of years. This is the kind of company I’ve always wanted to build: one at the core of programmable biochemistry — with the potential to create a future of abundance. Read our crazy and ambitious master plan. aetherbio.substack.com/p/a-f…
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We’ve secured $15M in funding led by @tribecap, bringing @AetherMachines' total funding to $64M. Our pace this year has been relentless, with materials printing 10X faster and 2X stronger for our defense and aerospace customers
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@AetherMachines has secured a $15M extension led by @tribecap, bringing total funding to $64M. Having followed the work behind the scenes, the progress across materials and new industrial applications speaks for itself. Full story by @David_Hambling in @Forbes: bit.ly/4pNFjGV
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We’re beyond thrilled to announce the launch of RapidPrint™, the first commercial polymer filament product line from Aether and a massive leap forward for additive manufacturing. RapidPrint™ enables up to 5x faster print speeds while maintaining the superior strength and mechanical properties required by the aerospace, defense, and industrial sectors. This isn't just an iteration. It's a new benchmark.
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For our partners in critical industries, this means: - Drastically reduced production timelines - Increased part throughput and efficiency - Uncompromising mechanical performance for mission-critical applications
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Aether retweeted
🔥 Sneak Preview at Formnext 2025 After strong demand in North America, get an up-close look at AON3D's Hylo™ high-temperature industrial 3D printer ahead of its official EU launch in 2026. 📍 Hall 11.1 | Stand E68 (Co-exhibiting with @AetherMachines ) hubs.la/Q03TlLbC0
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Not enough people are looking into proteins not just as catalysts but as structural scaffolds for building nanoscale machinery
Reprogramming encapsulins into modular carbon-fixing nanocompartments "by fusing a short cargo-loading peptide to diverse Rubisco isoforms, we achieve targeted encapsulation while retaining CO2-fixing activity in E. coli" nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Some learnings from the last 12 months. At Aether our mission has always been to build a future of abundance for the human race. We plan on doing this by using our AI to design totally new classes of proteins that can assemble complex products in modular factories (more on this another time).
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