Hudson River Biotechnology

🌱 The Future of Plant Breeding🌱 Plant breeding is a key discipline in sustainable food production. Emerging technologies, like genome editing, will likely expand breeders' toolkits to develop more resilient crop varieties. But where do we actually stand as an industry, and what can we expect in the coming years? We're excited to share that @HudsonRiverBiotechnology will be speaking at the upcoming event, where Swiss-Seed and the Bern University of Applied Sciences HAFL will address these critical questions. The event takes place on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, in Zollikofen. Ich freue mich, HRB bei der Fachveranstaltung zu vertreten, die von Swiss-Seed und der Berner Fachhochschule HAFL organisiert wird. #PlantBreeding #GenomeEditing #FutureOfAgriculture #HRB

Hudson River Biotechnology CEO Ferdinand Los to speak at the Plant Genomics and Gene Editing Conference #PlantGenomicsGE in Raleigh, North Carolina on October 21 at 2:55PM in a talked titled "Transgene-free CRISPR editing and plant regeneration from single cells". We are building TiGER, a technology platform that enables transgene-free CRISPR editing and single-cell regeneration across a diverse range of plant crops. Our innovative, transgene-free approach provides significant benefits, particularly for polyploid and clonally propagated crops, and is highly scalable and automatable. On the commercial front, HRB offers adaptable business models and collaborative opportunities, and ensures our customers have access to a trusted source of knowledge and expertise. To date, we have implemented our technology across over 40 commercial varieties of 13 different crop species, achieving notable successes in strawberry, cabbage, sugarbeet and tomato. The presentation will delve into some of TiGER’s unique features, illustrated through several use cases. https://lnkd.in/e7fUyjsW

Joep Lambalk joins Hudson River Biotechnology Scientific Advisory Board to further expand global footprint of HRB technology platform Wageningen, The Netherlands. – October 14, 2024 – Hudson River Biotechnology (HRB), a leading gene editing company focused on helping the world transition to a sustainable bioeconomy, today announced the addition of Joep Lambalk to its Scientific Advisory Board.  Lambalk was the former Chief Scientific Officer of Enza Zaden, one of the world’s largest vegetable breeding companies. He is also affiliated to StartLife, Europe’s longest-running and leading agri-food Tech accelerator, of which HRB is an alumnus.   The addition of Lambalk to the Scientific Advisory Board is an important milestone, demonstrating the power and potential of HRB’s technologies, including its protoplast-based CRISPR-editing and regeneration systems to unlock value across multiple crops and geographies.  Lambalk stated that “the cutting-edge technologies of Hudson River Biotechnology, its independence and very enthusiastic and expert team are unique and distinctive features in creating added value for the entire plant breeding sector. I'm very happy to support Hudson River Biotechnology in becoming even more successful in reaching out to the plant breeding industry with valuable technologies and results with a high and positive impact”.    "With Joep, previously the driving force behind many innovations at a world-leading company in this industry, we are gaining invaluable experience and expertise on leveraging technology in the plant breeding sector to achieve impact and increase value for HRB and its customers,” says CEO Ferdinand Los. About Hudson River Biotechnology Hudson River Biotechnology intends to deliver on the promise that crop improvement through biotechnology can address the demands of a resilient, sustainable bioeconomy. We solve plant production challenges across the value chain by delivering technologies to develop and grow crops of higher quality, more efficiently and sustainably. We have developed solutions to enhance the functions of plants using CRISPR based plant breeding and deliver agrochemical inputs efficiently through targeted, smart delivery systems. By providing these technologies to our partners, we contribute to improving plant yields while reducing the inputs necessary, ultimately decreasing agriculture’s environmental impact.

Visit us at Booth 1B01A at Fruit Attraction on how #CRISPR technology and HRB are transforming global produce.

https://lnkd.in/e7X27RkN Hudson River Biotechnology project team joins prestigious Spanish technology incubator Cajamar -

🌿 Exciting news! The team from Hudson River Biotechnology is heading to Fruit Attraction in #Madrid from October 8th to 11th. We will be showcasing our cutting-edge gene-editing technology (TiGER) designed to revolutionize crop development. Whether you're interested in boosting crop yields, improving plant resilience, or exploring the future of agriculture, come visit us in Hall 1 Stand 1B01A to learn more about CRISPR and how to benefit from our industry-leading technology. #FruitAttraction2024 #GeneEditing #PlantBiotechnology #SustainableAgriculture #HudsonRiverBiotechnology

Clock’s ticking: World Agri-Tech #London is coming up. Who's excited? We know we are! 🌍 ⏰ Sept 30 – Oct 1 our team will be exhibiting and showcasing TiGER: a crop agnostic transgene-free protoplast #CRISPR regeneration technology. Europe’s premier event for ag-tech pioneers, World Agri-Tech is a must-attend for those invested in advancing nature-positive, resilient agriculture and food systems. Join us in London for two days of discussions and networking. 👉🏽 Gene Editing: Benefits, Intellectual Property and Licensing 👉🏽 Value chain innovation 👉🏽 Crops & traits Will you be there?🤝 You’ll find our booth at the StartLife pavilion. #NGT #regeneration #biotechnology #CRISPR #geneediting

Clock’s ticking: Saudi Agriculture is coming up. Who's excited? We know we are! 🌍 ⏰ 21 – 24 October our Director Sales Jorik Bremer will be speaking at the 41st edition of the international exhibition for agriculture in Riyadh, showcasing TiGER: a crop agnostic transgene free protoplast CRISPR regeneration technology. HRB’s goal is to contribute towards the realization of Vision 2030 and the creation of sustainable food security, with an impact felt well beyond Saudi borders. 👉🏽 Gene Editing: Benefits, Intellectual Property and Licensing 👉🏽 Value chain innovation 👉🏽 Crops & traits Will you be there? 🤝 You’ll find our booth at the NL PAVILION C. #NGT #regeneration #biotechnology #CRISPR

The New Zealand government’s decision to end a 30-year ban on gene editing technology has been welcomed by Plant & Food Research as a move that could help enhance varietal development. https://lnkd.in/ekQMXesz #CRISPR #GeneEditing

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