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BioGenerator portfolio company Edison Agrosciences is developing an alternative rubber crop. And with the Army literally rolling on rubber, Edison recently received a DARPA grant to advance its research.
St. Louis Startup Seeks To Avoid ‘Rubber Apocalypse’ With Sunflowers bit.ly/3tgHXaH via @STLonAir
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Did you know rubber can be made from flowers? Scientists in St. Louis are working with the sunflower plant, a great source of domestic natural rubber. David Woodburn (@Woodbuda) of Edison Agrosciences will join us today to tell us more. buff.ly/3rH9EsU
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Replying to @BioSTL @BioGeneratorSTL
A good #STL bioscience ecosystem success story in the making... Intro from @EnergyCrisp; @BioGeneratorSTL investment attracted Edison Agrosciences to St. Louis; former BioGenerator EIR is now CEO; research inside @DanforthCenter; also attracted @ArchGrants.
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“Edison Agrosciences had really proved their concept and we saw a lot of value in what they were doing,” DARPA program manager Blake Bextine said.
stltoday.com/business/column… via @PostDispatchbiz @dnickbiz #stlagtech #aginnovation – at St Louis, MO
Plant transformation opportunity at Edison Agrosciences, Inc. indeedjobs.com/edison-agrosc…
#planttransformation #tissueculture
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