biotechnology Archives - The Sociable

DARPA looks to make microbial food from electricity, air & water to ease cargo logistics

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Instead of having to transport large amounts of perishable food for military consumption and humanitarian relief, DARPA is looking to...

Technology

The bioeconomy will ‘program cells like computers’ to ‘feed, fuel, and heal society’

Tim Hinchliffe2 years ago

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By programming cells like computers, the bioeconomy will affect nearly every industry from food production to speedy vaccine trials and...

Technology

Slime molds are designing airplane, subway structures that are alive

Tim Hinchliffe7 years ago

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Globules of living slime molds are implemented to redesign Airbus's newest partitions for airplanes with an organic intelligence more efficient than...

Science

Scientists genetically engineer a cell that can shoot frickin’ laser beams

Piers Dillon Scott11 years ago

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US scientists who were just "really curious" have genetically engineered the world’s first organism that can shoot laser beams.

Business

Creative crowdsourcing affiliate programme launched by the blur Group

Piers Dillon Scott11 years ago

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The blur Group, the company whose professional creative crowdsourcing programme has caused a stir in the British and international designer and corporate communities has announced the launch of their affiliate programme.

Business

blur Group, tracking crowdsourced projects in realtime

Piers Dillon Scott11 years ago

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blur group, the world's leading crowdsourcing organisation, has launched the first realtime web-app to track crowdsourced creative projects.

Brains Byte Back

We explore how our brains, psychology, and society are impacted by the ever-evolving technology that surrounds us. If you want to be better prepared for the new information age, have a healthier relationship with technology, and get more out of life using top technology and psychology hacks, this is the podcast for you! Every other Friday we bring you interviews with leading experts in the fields of technology and psychology combined, with past guest speakers such as New York Times journalists, MIT Professors, and C-suite executives of top tech companies.

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In a number of past episodes on Brain Byte Back, we have focused on what it is like to live as a digital nomad, and solutions to tackle the challenges of the new decentralized workforce, but in today’s episode we will be tackling a novel topic related to this new, online, borderless world of work and business.

Because in today’s episode we will be speaking with Abhinov Balagoni, Founder & CEO of Pax Credit, a startup that provides financial services for international students such as cross-border payments and access to affordable credit.

In this episode, we walk listeners through how they can incorporate and operate a US-based company remotely as an international founder.

Balagoni also explains the two types of companies one can build – C Corp, and the other – LLC companies, and why this is important for anyone looking to start a US-based company.

Alongside, why Delaware and Wyoming are the two most popular states to establish businesses.

We also get into the nitty-gritty of how listeners can start a company incorporation packet, create a business bank account, and get a credit card as a startup.

Additionally, we discuss what technology and tools Balagoni has found to be vital for building a startup that operates in different countries remotely. And finally, what is next on the horizon for Pax Credit.

Disclosure: This episode includes a client of an Espacio portfolio company