🎉 U.S. Department of War fields Kilobaser to battle bio-threats We're proud to be part of the newly fielded Far Forward Biological Sequencing (FFBS) program — turning an unknown biological threat into a custom detection assay in hours, not days. When forces sequence an unidentified threat in the field, Kilobaser generates the primers for a brand-new assay right on the spot. No lab. No shipping samples. No dangerous wait. That's what plug & play oligo synthesis was built for. 💪 👉 Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/ehvbwxtT #Biodefense #Biotechnology #DNAsynthesis #CBRN #PointOfNeed
About us
Personal DNA & RNA Synthesizers.
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http://www.kilobaser.com
External link for Kilobaser
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Graz
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- DNA synthesis, microfluidics, science hardware, biotechnology, electronics, DNA oligos, DNA primer, DNA probe, life science, pressure-valve system, RNA synthesis, labroutine, synthesis, microfluidic chip, biotechnology, qPCR, rtPCR, TaqMan, FISHprobe, RNA, RNAsynthesis, DNAsynthesizer, RNAsynthesizer, and DNAmodification
Locations
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Reininghausstraße 13a
Graz, 8020, AT
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2nd St
San Francisco, California 94105, US
Employees at Kilobaser
Updates
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🚀 Introducing the Kilobaser N2Go — our new portable nitrogen generator. Designed as the ideal gas supply companion for the Kilobaser One and One-XT DNA & RNA synthesizers, the N2Go delivers nitrogen on demand — directly at your benchtop. ✅ No external gas cylinders ✅ Compact: 400 × 270 × 315 mm, 15 kg ✅ Output pressure up to 6.5 bar ✅ Adjustable flow rate: 0.8–2 l/min ✅ Automatic pressure regulation ✅ Ships or flies wherever your work takes you Whether you're running oligonucleotide synthesis in a fixed lab, a mobile unit, or a field deployment — the N2Go keeps your workflow uninterrupted. 👉 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dtiaqDKk #DNAsynthesis #RNAsynthesis #Oligonucleotides #LabEquipment #NitrogenGenerator #Biotech #Kilobaser
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The future of data storage is biological – but how do we scale it? 🧬 💾 The global data explosion is pushing traditional silicon-based storage to its limits. DNA Data Storage offers a paradigm-shifting solution in terms of density and longevity. However, the critical challenge remains: How do we adapt the classic phosphoramidite approach of solid-phase synthesis for the massively parallel production of DNA libraries? We cordially invite you to our upcoming webinar, where we will explore exactly this evolution! Discover how in situ microarray synthesis allows for the parallel production of millions of oligonucleotides, utilizing innovative lithographic processes to encode massive datasets at an industrial scale. The Experts in Dialogue: Martin (our CSO) will provide exclusive insights into our technological roadmap for the large-scale synthesis of DNA libraries and microarrays. Mark Somoza (University of Vienna), a pioneer in light-directed synthesis, will highlight the scientific breakthroughs in modern microarray technology and its role in digital data storage. Join us as we pave the way for the archival systems of tomorrow. 👉 Register for the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/e78kAH5T #DNADataStorage #SyntheticBiology #Biotech #DigitalArchiving #Phosphoramidite #SolidPhaseSynthesis #Microarray #Innovation #DataStorage #Upscaling #Lithography #SynBio #FutureTech #UniversityOfVienna
Mark your calendars for the fifth DigNA webinar "Chemical synthesis of DNA: from solid-phase synthesis to large-scale." 🗓️Date & Time: 19 February 2026 at 10:00 AM CET 📍Location: Online 🎤Speakers: Martin Jost, Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Kilobaser Mark Somoza, Associate Professor of Chemistry at the University of Vienna You can register now: https://lnkd.in/e78kAH5T
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