List of synthetic biology companies

Ginkgo Bioworks is a biotechnology company using machine learning techniques and lab automation to engineer microorganisms as a service.

A DNA synthesis company using a next-generation silicon-based technology platform.

Thermo Fisher Scientific is a public global healthcare distributor and multinational biotechnology company headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts and was founded in 2006 after the merger of Thermo Electron and Fisher Scientific.

British multinational pharmaceutical, biologics, vaccines and consumer healthcare company.

A laboratory instrument manufacturing company for life sciences, diagnostics and applied chemical industry.

Royal Dutch Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies.

Synthace is a software company based out of London, UK, building automation software that gives biologists the ability to control and analyze the performance of lab hardware.

A non-profit organization promoting responsible innovation in the field of synthetic biology through competition, collaboration, and community.

Novartis is a healthcare and pharmaceutical company based in Basel, Switzerland, incorporated in 1996.

Cargill Corporation is an international producer and distributor of agricultural products. William Wallace Cargill founded Cargill as a grain storage facility in 1865.

Arzeda is a biotechnology and software company designing custom microorganisms for industrial applications through computational enzyme design, protein optimization, and metabolic engineering.

Pembient uses advances in biotechnology to fabricate horn and other wildlife products to combat the threat to endangered species.

Bolt Threads is a biotechnology company that makes high performance fabrics and materials using biology.

A genetic medicine company that build data platforms using synthetic biology, artificial intelligence and genetic medicine creating medical therapies.

Impossible Foods is a plant-based meat company making meat and dairy products that are made to look and feel like animal products by manufacturing heme, the oxygen binding molecule found in blood, using engineered yeast grown in bioreactors.

Caribou Biosciences is a Berkeley California based private company founded in 2011 by Jennifer Doudna and Rachel Haurwitz based on CRISPR technology.

A company developing antibody discovery, engineering, informatics tools and services for the life sciences research and drug discovery markets.

Indee Labs focuses on the development of microfluidic vortex shedding for rapidly and efficiently transfecting human primary immune cells with negligible perturbation. The team is focused on developing its core technology for short turnaround chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR-T) development and manufacturing.

Illumina is a biotechnology company founded in 1998 located in San Diego, California, developing and selling instruments, reagents, and services for DNA sequencing applications.

SynBioBeta is a company that has created a network that is intended to connect various professions through the biological technology industry through conferences, educational courses, and other resources.

RebelBio was a pre-seed venture capital brand of SOSV that accelerated seventy eight biotech startups. It merged with SOSV’s IndieBio brand in 2020 and is now based in New York City.

Zymergen, founded in 2013 and located in Emeryville, California, is a technology company providing organisms engineering services. Their biotechnology labs rely on advanced manufacturing technologies, machine learning techniques, and genomics to accelerate the design, build, test cycle of microorganisms.

Just, Inc. (formerly known as Hampton Creek) is a food technology company developing and selling plant based food products around the world.

An Israeli startup company that is working to make sustainable "animal-free" cell-based meat products available at the local level by adapting the distributed manufacturing model

New Harvest is a charity organization promoting the commercialization of clean meat, and other cellular agricultural products, through financial support in the form of grants for researchers and start-ups. Grants issued by New Harvest are used to advance cellular agricultural technologies and help commercialize cellular agricultural products.