Humble Bee Bio·Feb 18, 2025The Great Ethical Reckoning: A Crucial Moment for Investors and Consumers to SeparateThe last few years were cause for optimism — we saw a massive wave of companies embracing ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), DEI…
Humble Bee Bio·Nov 21, 2022Are we ready for a future fabricated by biology?The promise that biology holds the answers to the world’s biggest problems feels almost too tantalising. Could a solution be this elegant?
Humble Bee Bio·Apr 29, 2022Humble Bee Bio connects with the rocking world of synthetic biology.We attended the Global Synthetic Biology Conference hosted by Built with Biology in San Francisco. The conference brought together an…
Humble Bee Bio·Apr 12, 2022Research collaboration developing sustainable textile coating inspired by beesIMCRC has granted Humble Bee Bio and Deakin University $70,000 to develop and sample nature-inspired replacement to harmful DWR coatings
Humble Bee Bio·Mar 9, 2022“Are you going to have a baby and ruin my investment?”Returning from maternity leave, our founder, Veronica Stevenson, reflects on her experiences of running a company and getting pregnant.
Humble Bee Bio·Dec 19, 2021Humble Bee Bio to use Ginkgo Bioworks Cell Development Kit to Advance Biomaterials ProductHumble Bee will leverage Ginkgo’s cell programming platform to build its custom microbe for the development of bioplastic material.A response icon1A response icon1
Humble Bee Bio·Apr 4, 2021Plastic pollution is not your fault, and recycling wasn’t designed to work. Part two.Three movements to get behind to solve the pollution problem and add trillions to the global economy!
Humble Bee Bio·Apr 2, 2021Recycling was never designed to work; it was designed to make us buy more. Part One.Convincing consumers and local governments to accept responsibility for plastic pollution is one of the biggest pieces of global…A response icon1A response icon1
Humble Bee Bio·Aug 18, 2020What happens to your body on a plastic diet?Exposure to plastic adversely affects our health, but in ways that often go unnoticed until it is too late.
