DNA powers the bioeconomy. These fundamental molecules enable us to re-program cells to produce sustainable materials and medicines. But reprogramming cells requires specific sequences of DNA that don't exist in nature--we have to make them ourselves. If that sounds easy, this episode will change your mind!

Thomas Ybert, co-founder and CEO of DNA Script joins the show for a brilliant discussion on how we make DNA, what role it plays in COVID testing, producing DNA in future outbreak zones, DNA data storage and the impending Armageddon of Data.

What if we could create any cell in the human body? Imagine the diseases we might treat, the bones we could heal, and the nerves we could repair. One day, we might even be able to replace blood banks. This future is much closer than you might think.

Mark Kotter, the founder and CEO of bit.bio joins the show for an inspiring discussion about how breakthrough technologies could offer hope to patients with untreatable conditions and what the future of medicine could look like.

We know life is busy - it's a challenge to keep up with the biggest trends and technologies shaping our world. So we've edited this special episode to give you the snapshot you need to understand what Deep Tech is, its role in synthetic biology, and how these technologies could build our future.

On the go? No problem! Here's all you need to know in 20 minutes.

From the Deep Tech Mission at Boston Consulting Group, John Paschkewitz (Partner and Associate Director) and Nico Goeldel (Project Leader) join the show for a special look into the technological forces, mindsets, and challenges shaping our future.