1. X
  2. Homeworld Collective
Log inSign up
Homeworld Collective
259 posts
Homeworld Collective profile banner
user avatar

Homeworld Collective

@HomeworldBio
Growing the field of climate biotech by empowering practitioners and directly supporting research.
Earth
Homeworld.bio
Joined June 2022
78
Following
859
Followers
RepliesRepliesMediaMedia

Log in or sign up for X

See what’s happening and join the conversation

Continue with phone
or
Log in with username or email
Terms·Privacy·Cookies·Accessibility·Ads Info·© 2026 X Corp.
  • user avatar
    Homeworld Collective
    @HomeworldBio
    Aug 25
    Homeworld Academy applications are closing today! Join our free 8-week remote course where early-career bioscientists will learn to identify high-potential climate applications for their biological research. Apply here by EOD today: homeworld.bio/academy
    Image
  • user avatar
    Homeworld Collective
    @HomeworldBio
    Aug 20
    Cave microbes are a substantial methane sink. A @TrendsMicrobiol Opinion from Sean Bay, Bob Leung, @HomeworldBio, and @sparkclimate proposes enhanced subterranean aerotrophy, a prospective pathway for passive atmospheric methane removal (MR) in caves or mines.
    Image
  • user avatar
    Homeworld Collective
    @HomeworldBio
    Aug 19
    📣 Deadline extended: applications are still open for the inaugural Homeworld Academy, a free 8-week remote course where early-career bioscientists will learn to identify high-potential climate applications for their biological research. Apply here by August 25:
    Image
  • user avatar
    Homeworld Collective
    @HomeworldBio
    Aug 10
    On this episode of The Climate Biotech Podcast, @PaulReginato is joined by @evan_groover, a plant synthetic biologist at MIT's @WhiteheadInst, for a discussion about plant genome editing and how it could enable photosynthesis improvements for more efficient agriculture while
    Image
    Image
  • user avatar
    Homeworld Collective
    @HomeworldBio
    Aug 6
    Applications are open for the first Homeworld Academy course, "Fundamentals in Biotech Translation and Climate Impact." This fully remote and interactive 8-week course is built around a translation project on your own research, with mentors and guest speakers available to support
    Image
Advertisement
Advertisement