Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc.

Check out our RAC. Small science. Big results!

Great to see so many folks in the bio R&D world at SLAS 2025 this year! For everyone interested in the next generation of lab automation, we're sharing an exciting update about how our partnership with Google is supercharging our Reconfigurable Automation Carts (RACs) system product offering. We want to help you massively increase productivity and walk-away time in your high-mix, variable-throughput lab environments, and we're deploying powerful tools to help you do that every day: https://hubs.la/Q034L_rv0

A Jason Kelly spotted in the wild! If you're at SLAS, come on by booth # 2651 and say hi

Congratulations to our member Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc. on winning the GOOD DESIGN Award in the medical category by The Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies for its next-gen Reconfigurable Automation Carts design. More: https://bit.ly/40RopO4

Tons of people coming by at SLAS (Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening) to see our reconfigurable automation carts (RACs) -- last day of the event so please visit booth # 2651 !!

If you want to talk to Phillip at SLAS, let me know!

Seeing this box, sealed with Ginkgo-branded tape, is a small but powerful moment for me. It’s a tangible sign that ideas and hard work are making their way into the world. Each shipment carries innovation and collaboration, enabling our partners to push out their products and advance their research objectives. Whether through better enzymes, RNA therapies or vaccines, or solving tough challenges in drug manufacturing. Excited to see more boxes like this head out the door. What’s your “box moment”? #customerdelivery #product #Ginkgo

Ginkgo delivers with style!

Boston locals! Join us on Thursday, Feb 6th for the Engineering Biology Club! Register here to attend 👇 https://lnkd.in/etA6QXdb We're featuring a presention on the de novo design of recombinant snake antivenom by MIT's Thomas Fryer and lightning talks from around the community.

Critical biosecurity reporting by Apoorva Mandavilli at The New York Times: "The U.S.D.A.’s program to test bulk milk began in December — nearly a year after the outbreak began — and still does not include Idaho. Engaging outside companies may help the program move faster. Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc., a company that worked with federal agencies during the Covid pandemic, already works with a partner that assesses roughly half the nation’s commercial milk supply for bacteria, antibiotics and other substances. Adding H5N1 to the list would be straightforward, so “why wouldn’t we just add assays into this infrastructure that we already have?” said Matthew F. McKnight, a manager at the company’s biosecurity division."