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The future of Synthetic Proteins

  • 24articles
  • 2019first covered
  • 19 Nov 2025latest update
  • 6linked technologies

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How Synthetic Proteins is shaping what comes next

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Synthetic Proteins goes mainstream around 2037

Synthetic Proteins sits in the Biotech sector of the 311 Emerging Technology Starburst, which tracks 1,073 technologies to 2075. The timeline shows when it and the technologies most often reported alongside it reach the mainstream.

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All 24 articles on Synthetic Proteins

  1. Google DeepMind founder says AI could cure all disease by 2035Biotech and enhanced humans
  2. Hitachi’s new synthetic protein for lab made meat could drop prices by 90%Industry and manufacturing
  3. These transgenic silk worms spin spider silk six times tougher than KevlarIndustry and manufacturing
  4. AI can now create new and powerful designer proteins in just minutesAI and intelligence
  5. AI has designed new proteins that behave like biological transistorsComputing
  6. When these designer cells hear music they release insulin for diabeticsBiotech and enhanced humans
  7. The world’s first space factory was just deployed – in spaceIndustry and manufacturing
  8. AI is helping design new drugs from scratch using text prompts and Zero Shot designBiotech and enhanced humans
  9. Scientists are using AI to dream up amazing new unnatural enzymesAI and intelligence
  10. Researchers created self-assembling proteins that can the memories of cellsBiotech and enhanced humans
  11. Inspired by OpenAI’s DALL-E 2 biotech labs are now using generative AI to create new drugsAI and intelligence
  12. Another breakthrough brings powerful molecular computers closer to realityComputing
  13. AI is getting great at simulating and designing proteins and drugsBiotech and enhanced humans
  14. New exotic protein rotors and axles will help nanomachines move fasterIndustry and manufacturing
  15. An algorithm just learned how to design new proteins from scratchBiotech and enhanced humans
  16. In a world first AI can now model the molecular machines that govern life itselfBiotech and enhanced humans
  17. Scientists used CRISPR to create a superbug resistant to all viruses on Earth, againBiotech and enhanced humans
  18. Designer Cytokines help paralysed mice walk againBiotech and enhanced humans
  19. DeepMind’s protein folding AI conquers biology’s 50 year grand challengeAI and intelligence
  20. DeepMind’s protein folding AI targets Covid-19 to help find vaccinesAI and intelligence
  21. Weird semi-synthetic bacteria churn out even weirder synthetic proteinsIndustry and manufacturing
  22. Scientists get closer to creating synthetic cells that can replicate themselvesBiotech and enhanced humans
  23. Synthetic proteins with “unlimited potential” usher in new era of smart cell therapiesBiotech and enhanced humans
  24. Designer cells with two genetic codes give life on Earth a serious upgradeBiotech and enhanced humans

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How many articles has 311 Institute published about Synthetic Proteins?

311 Institute has published 24 articles about Synthetic Proteins since 2019, most recently on 19 November 2025.

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