Homeworld Collective

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Growing the field of climate biotech by empowering practitioners and directly supporting research. homeworld.bio

Cover image of Homeworld Collective's 2025 Annual Impact Report - white text on a blue and green background.
Text on green background for the Climate Biotech Podcast episode on Microbial Consortia for Industrial Decarbonization with a photo of Ginger Krieg Dosier, executive director and chairperson at BIOME Consortia.
"Inconvenient truths don't actually motivate people as much as convenient solutions. That’s what we should be seeking — and those solutions tend to be synthetic, and probably biological." – George Church, Ph.D. on The Climate Biotech Podcast
Professional headshot photo of Jayme Feyhl-Buska on a background that has a microscopic-level photo of a plant. Below Jayme's headshot, text says, "Jayme Feyhl-Buska, PhD. Homeworldl Collective's Program Lead – Geobiotechnology"
Register now for "The Landscape of Climate Biotech," presented by Connecting Genetics to Climate. October 16th at 1pm ET on Zoom — with Nazish Jeffery, Bioeconomist at the Federation of American Scientists and Paul Reginato, Science Director at Homeworld Collective.
Microfluidics Engineer at REEgen | Ithaca, NY. Pioneer clean, biological systems to extract, recover, and purify rare earth elements that are essential in building a sustainable energy future
Protein Biochemist at Arcadia Science | Berkeley, CA. Transform evolutionary innovations into real-world solutions by openly developing more efficient, replicable, and sustainable ways to leverage the biology of diverse organisms
Research Associate/Senior Research Associate – Biocatalysis/Enzymology. Cascade Bio | Denver, CO. Revolutionize sustainable chemical manufacturing through the power of enzymes and polymers
There's one underlying thesis that links together every single thing I have ever done: microbes, in general, are nature's self-assembling machines.
A quote from Brad Zamft on The Climate Biotech Podcast that says: "Half of the terrestrial land mass is agriculture. If you want to talk about scale, if you want to talk about having an impact — plants really are the biggest lever that you can push."