Lucas van der Zee
@lucasvanderzee.bsky.social
Designer of cultured fruit - Fighting for the prolongation of all that is good and beautiful in the world
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Our work on the World Elite Database is featured by the excellent Simon Kuper in the Financial Times
www.ft.com/content/ff0a...
www.ft.com/content/ff0a...
A new who’s who of the global elites
They dominate the countries that account for more than half of global GDP — but who are they?
www.ft.com
April 11, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Our work on the World Elite Database is featured by the excellent Simon Kuper in the Financial Times
www.ft.com/content/ff0a...
www.ft.com/content/ff0a...
I'd love to connect with the DIYbio community. I beleive technology only starts to live when you are able to do it in a garage / your bedroom. I want to take my plantless-fruits out of the lab. Where should I start if I want to connect with the DIYbio community?
January 24, 2025 at 1:40 PM
I'd love to connect with the DIYbio community. I beleive technology only starts to live when you are able to do it in a garage / your bedroom. I want to take my plantless-fruits out of the lab. Where should I start if I want to connect with the DIYbio community?
On a mission to see whether you can grow fruits (&seeds, nuts, fruit-vegetables) without having to grow a plant.
This 1951 black-and-white image inspired my journey. A detached tomato flower forming a perfectly normal fruit in a reaction tube containing nothing more than minerals, sugar and water.
This 1951 black-and-white image inspired my journey. A detached tomato flower forming a perfectly normal fruit in a reaction tube containing nothing more than minerals, sugar and water.
December 5, 2024 at 8:42 AM
On a mission to see whether you can grow fruits (&seeds, nuts, fruit-vegetables) without having to grow a plant.
This 1951 black-and-white image inspired my journey. A detached tomato flower forming a perfectly normal fruit in a reaction tube containing nothing more than minerals, sugar and water.
This 1951 black-and-white image inspired my journey. A detached tomato flower forming a perfectly normal fruit in a reaction tube containing nothing more than minerals, sugar and water.
Reposted by Lucas van der Zee
Introducing Arabidopsis monstrosa 🧙♂️
While not conventionally beautiful, she brings to life the imaginative possibilities of engineered flowers✨
While not conventionally beautiful, she brings to life the imaginative possibilities of engineered flowers✨
December 1, 2024 at 10:13 AM
Introducing Arabidopsis monstrosa 🧙♂️
While not conventionally beautiful, she brings to life the imaginative possibilities of engineered flowers✨
While not conventionally beautiful, she brings to life the imaginative possibilities of engineered flowers✨