In 2018, we established our annual, in-person meeting Ferment as a place for our ecosystem of scientists, engineers, investors, partners, consumer brands, and more to engage in open dialogue about the synthetic biology revolution and its impacts on the world. In 2020, we decided not to wait until the autumn for Ferment No. 3 to start the conversation, opting instead to hold virtual gatherings alongside our technical response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ferment TV launched with a series of live events which happened every Wednesday over the summer weeks. You can watch the recordings of all of the Ferment TV live broadcasts on YouTube and Instagram.
In 2018, we established our annual, in-person meeting Ferment as a place for our ecosystem of scientists, engineers, investors, partners, consumer brands, and more to engage in open dialogue about the synthetic biology revolution and its impacts on the world. In 2020, we decided not to wait until the autumn for Ferment No. 3 to start the conversation, opting instead to hold virtual gatherings alongside our technical response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ferment TV launched with a series of live events which happened every Wednesday over the summer weeks. You can watch the recordings of all of the Ferment TV live broadcasts on YouTube and Instagram.
In 2018, we established our annual, in-person meeting Ferment as a place for our ecosystem of scientists, engineers, investors, partners, consumer brands, and more to engage in open dialogue about the synthetic biology revolution and its impacts on the world. In 2020, we decided not to wait until the autumn for Ferment No. 3 to start the conversation, opting instead to hold virtual gatherings alongside our technical response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ferment TV launched with a series of live events which happened every Wednesday over the summer weeks. You can watch the recordings of all of the Ferment TV live broadcasts on YouTube and Instagram.
Working in creative partnership with London-based futures agency Faber Futures, our team experimented with different formats to produce live broadcasts on far-ranging topics including synthetic biology futures, regenerative design, public health, and equitable innovation. From one on one interviews to expert roundtables, these timely conversations were moderated by Christina Agapakis (Ginkgo Bioworks Creative Director) and Natsai Audrey Chieza (Faber Futures Founder & CEO).
The COVID-19 crisis has made plain the systemic connections between science, technology, society and the environment. Now more than ever, as we reimagine what futures lie ahead in a post-pandemic world, we think that it is vital to broaden our understanding of how science and innovation interact with the ways we wish to live, take care of one another, and become better stewards of this planet. No longer limited by venue size and travel, launching Ferment TV allowed us to create an exciting and inclusive space to explore and share these emerging possibilities with our community and beyond.
Working in creative partnership with London-based futures agency Faber Futures, our team experimented with different formats to produce live broadcasts on far-ranging topics including synthetic biology futures, regenerative design, public health, and equitable innovation. From one on one interviews to expert roundtables, these timely conversations were moderated by Christina Agapakis (Ginkgo Bioworks Creative Director) and Natsai Audrey Chieza (Faber Futures Founder & CEO).
The COVID-19 crisis has made plain the systemic connections between science, technology, society and the environment. Now more than ever, as we reimagine what futures lie ahead in a post-pandemic world, we think that it is vital to broaden our understanding of how science and innovation interact with the ways we wish to live, take care of one another, and become better stewards of this planet. No longer limited by venue size and travel, launching Ferment TV allowed us to create an exciting and inclusive space to explore and share these emerging possibilities with our community and beyond.
Ferment TV was made possible by the creative teams at Ginkgo Bioworks and Faber Futures.
Ferment TV was made possible by the creative teams at Ginkgo Bioworks and Faber Futures.