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Fast Company: Moss Filter Could Capture Microplastics Before You Drink Them

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJuly 14, 2022Best of

Next Nature Network: THRIVE: an expo in designing nature and growing technology

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiApril 15, 2022Best of

Next Nature Network: Bio textiles: Meet three designers reimagining materials using biotechnology

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiFebruary 11, 2022Best of

Paul Robeson High School Students interviewed about BDC and Biodesign Sprint experience

Press CoverageGuest UserFebruary 1, 2022Best of

UC Davis Magazine: BDC and Instructor highlighted

Press CoverageGuest UserAugust 30, 2021Best of

What Design Can Do: Jellyfish plastics and grow-it-yourself toys

Press CoverageGuest UserJuly 7, 2021Best of

Issues in Science and Technology: BDC Features

ISSUES features biodesign projects.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJune 26, 2021Best of

Issues in Science and Technology: What is Biodesign?

BDC Executive Director shares his definition of biodesign.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJune 26, 2021Best of

Green Queen: BDC's New Book Highlights The Role Of Biotech In Sustainability

Hong Kong sustainability site Green Queen featured BDC’s first book.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJune 26, 2021Best of

Science Center: How Biodesign Can Link Today's Dreams to Tomorrow's Reality

Press CoverageGuest UserJune 24, 2021Best of

Dezeen: Highlight of Tômtex Biomaterial

Vietnamese designer, Uyen Tran, from Parsons School of Design was featured in dezeen.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiAugust 22, 2020Best of

Fast Company: Students Transform Invasive Mussels Into Glass

Fast Company features CCS students and their project Zebra Glass.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJuly 27, 2020Best of

Forbes: What Kind Of Mask Works Best Against Covid-19?

Forbes Magazine features California College of the Arts student Camila Wandemberg’s Covid19 mask alternative made of algae.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJuly 24, 2020Best of

designboom: students use invasive species of mussels to create beautiful blue glass

designboom features CCS students and their project Zebra Glass.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJuly 22, 2020Best of

ABC7News: Living Pod Project Featured on Local News (VIDEO)

SeaShift Collaborative were featured in a clip on ABC7 Bay Area News.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJuly 1, 2020Best of

Forbes: BDC 2019 Overall Winner Featured

Team PseudoFreeze from the Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia won the Overall Prize at this year’s Biodesign Challenge Summit. Their project, a biodesigned vaccine refrigeration system, was featured in Forbes Magazine.

Press CoverageVeena VijayakumarJune 22, 2019Best of

Gizmodo: The Fossils of the 21st Century

Gizmodo features Pink Chicken Project in an article exploring what post-Anthropocene futures will look like.

Press CoverageGuest UserDecember 12, 2018Best of

Discover Magazine: Scientists Propose a New Marker for the Anthropocene: Chickens

Pink Chicken Project has been featured in a Discover Magazine Article.

Press CoverageGuest UserDecember 11, 2018Best of

Biodesign Challenge Wins QS Reimagine Education Award

Press CoverageVeena VijayakumarNovember 16, 2018Best of

Smithsonian Magazine: What Will It Take to Make Vegan Wool?

Smithsonian Magazine shares the work of UniAndes students who created animal-free wool.

Press CoverageAlex KisielewskiJune 28, 2018Best of