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Our CTO Akbar Vahidi spoke at SINERGY, Singapore Consortium for Synthetic Biology's recent #biotech panel. Akbar discussed the keys to bridging the gap between research and market success in the industry ⬆ Thank you Biotech Connection Singapore and the Singapore National Biofilm Consortium for having us 🙂 This panel was moderated by Michel Birnbaum and also featured Dr. Lee Jung Joon and Dr. Tarun Chopra. #Allozymes #StartUps #Innovation

“'By combining Allozymes technological capabilities with Syensqo's application and market access expertise, we are poised to create groundbreaking solutions that will not only benefit the home and personal care market but also contribute to a more sustainable future,' added Thomas Canova, head of Renewable Materials & Biotechnology growth platform at Syensqo." ⚡️ Thanks for write-up, Personal Care Magazine! #Biotechnology #Allozymes #Enzymes

Thrilled to see Syensqo team up with Allozymes to bring greener, cleaner solutions to our homes and personal care products. 🌍 #Lifesciences #Singapore #Sustainability #Innovation

📣 📣 📣 Read about our newest partnership. #Allozymes #Biotechnology

More exciting news! 🌟 Syensqo has signed an MOU with Allozymes, a leading enzyme engineering start-up from Singapore 🇸🇬. Together, we will leverage biotechnology to develop advanced biosolutions for the Home and Personal Care market, focusing on skin care. This partnership is a key milestone for the Renewable Materials & Biotechnology Growth Platform, accelerating breakthroughs in biotechnology and paving the way for a more sustainable future! Check out the details here: https://lnkd.in/etqXT4jp 🌿 #Biotechnology #Innovation #Partnership #Syensqo

"Our partnership embodies our shared commitment to sustainability.” Peyman Salehian (Ph.D.) 🌍 Allozymes' unique enzyme engineering technology will be combined with Syensqo’s expertise in application and market access. This collaboration aims to create innovative biosolutions for the industry. Read the full press release in the comments below ⬇️ #Biotechnology #Innovation #Biosolutions #Sustainability

It was a tasty week 😋 Our CEO Peyman Salehian (Ph.D.) recently met with the innovative team at Changing Bio which focuses on developing sustainable one-to-one replacements for proteins. The discussion centered on #Allozymes' technology for measuring protein content, which could be valuable in Changing Bio's search for high-performing, non-GMO protein production hosts. #AlternativeProteins #Biotechnology

Our CTO Akbar Vahidi will be speaking at SINERGY, Singapore Consortium for Synthetic Biology's key academic and industry partners who'll be sharing his insights on taking technology from bench to market ⚡️ 🔍 Highlights include: · Exploring the keys to bridge the gap between research and market success in the #biotechnology industry. · Delving into the translation of #microbial technologies · Curated for #spinoffs, #startups, and anyone with #techoffers and tech needs in this area. 📅 Date: 4 July 2024 🕒 Time: 3:30PM – 6:00PM 📍 Location: ACE Ideation Centre - Ayer Rajah Crescent Block 79, Level 1, JTC LaunchPad @ one-north, Singapore 139955

Something game-changing is brewing! Full announcement coming soon 📣 📸: Embassy of Belgium in Singapore/Ambassador Colette TAQUET

Future Scientist Visits Allozymes Meet Ellie, a prospective chemistry undergraduate, who recently attended an event where our protein scientist, Shelly, was giving a talk on how she first started in science. Ellie was inspired by the talk and asked if she could come to Allozymes to shadow Shelly for a couple of days. One of our values, ‘curiosity,’ which we feel is about pushing the boundaries of knowledge and seeking answers, made our response an instant ‘yes!’ Ellie came down to our HQ and was welcomed by the entire team. As she shadowed Shelly and her team, Ellie was particularly impressed by our UHTP microfluidics platform and was also fascinated by Allozymes' unique approach to bioengineering enzymes and building a comprehensive enzyme library. But what truly resonated with her was seeing science in action. "My favorite part was observing the step-by-step process of the experiments," she said. "In school, we learn the theory, but here I saw how it's done in real life." This visit also challenged some of Ellie’s preconceptions about science. "I learned that experiments don't always go according to plan," she explained. "But that's part of the fun – the unexpected discoveries along the way." She also observed the importance of patience and passion in research, something she hopes to carry with her in her future endeavors. Speaking of the future, she is passionate about science because "it's everywhere in our lives." She's particularly interested in areas like pharmaceutical science and food science, and loves how it can be applied to real-world challenges like climate change and developing plant-based alternatives. When asked what advice she would give to others interested in science, she is enthusiastic: "Go for it. The science field is diverse and needs passionate people." We were all inspired by her curiosity and enthusiasm. Thanks for visiting, Ellie! #FutureScientists #Allozymes #Careers