Latest updates from Hudson River Biotechnology
Transforming challenges into opportunities: EU withdraws the Pesticide Reduction Law (SUR)
The European Commission set ambitious targets to cut the use and risk of chemical pesticides by 50% by 2030, aiming
VIB applies for Maize-edited field trials in the EU
Last month, researchers at VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology announced an important step forward in the evolving EU regulatory environment
HRB attending Indian Seed Congress in Pune
Our colleague Venkatesh Prasad will be attending the 12th Indian Seed Congress in India from the 28th of February until
Embracing NGTs for a Sustainable Future: Water-Efficient Tomatoes using CRISPR 🍅
After the European Parliament has endorsed the proposal on NGTs, it becomes important to highlight how pragmatically plant genome editing
HRB attended FRUIT LOGISTICA 2024 in Berlin
HRB was present at FRUIT LOGISTICA 2024 in Berlin, a leading global trade fair for the fresh fruit and vegetable
HRB is present at the VISCEA conference in Vienna!
🌱 The conferences are about Plant Abiotic Stress Tolerance & Plant Biotic Stresses & Resistance Mechanisms. Curious how Hudson River
HRB achieves major CRISPR breakthrough: first-ever regeneration of strawberries from gene-edited single cells
Wageningen, The Netherlands, February 6th 2024 Hudson River Biotechnology (HRB), based in Wageningen, The Netherlands, announces a milestone achievement: the
EU votes in favor of NGTs and agricultural biotechnological progress
Thrilled to be part of the conversation in a recent article by Martin Greenacre on sciencebusiness.net (https://lnkd.in/gPQ7TGqe). At Hudson River
#PAG31 was a tremendous inspiration as always!
With our HRB-glasses on we noticed several things:1. More and more people are adopting the protoplast-RNP method for genome editing