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Moving a biotechnology product from the lab toward commercial production requires more than a promising idea. For startups working with fermentation, one of the biggest technical hurdles can be making the transition from shaker-flask experiments to a controlled bioreactor process.

The CAP-BIO Acceleration Program at


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Nazzy Pakpour never expected to have an opportunity to reduce the world’s reliance on chemical pesticides. But when the idea that became Yeast Bay Bio emerged, her backgro...


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There’s a lot happening this week for entrepreneurs and startup founders. We’ve curated a short list below focused on startup-relevant events. For the full rundown, check out this week’s Startup Digest and consider subscribing to get it every Monday morning.


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Ten startups. One Sacramento Regional winner. A chance to compete for a $1 million investment prize in San Francisco.

The finalists have been selected for the Startup World Cup Sacramento Regional, happening Tuesday, October 20, from 5:30 to 8:00 PM at the Carlsen Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Sacramento State...


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What makes a biotechnology idea worth turning into a business? For Krokos Bio, the answer started with a specific supply chain problem: valuable botanical ingredients that are difficult to grow, harvest, and source reliably.

Krokos Bio is developing a biomanufacturing approach that uses plant cell culture to produce high-value botanical ingredients, beginning with saff...


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