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We Accidentally Built a Synthetic Cell Factory

Synthetic biology startup b.next now manufactures open-specification Cytosol kits for building synthetic cells and has shipped its 100th kit.

b.next began as an academic effort to solve interoperability in synthetic cell research and now operates a manufacturing plant producing Cytosol, core materials built to the open Nucleus specifications. The team rebuilt the open PURE system, a defined mix of 36 proteins, 31 small molecules, 43 tRNA, and ribosomes, after restrictive licensing and brittle single-source supply chains, including Roche and Sigma discontinuing tRNA sales, blocked access. The company has shipped its 100th kit and hosted workshops to disseminate open PURE protocols to the research community.

Hacker News · security · 6d agoOtherHN 23↑ · 0 comments

Cybersecurity jobs available right now: May 26, 2026

Help Net Security lists cybersecurity job openings at IG Group, Cellebrite, NetSPI, BreachLock and other firms across multiple countries.

A routine job-board roundup listing cybersecurity vacancies including Application Security Engineer at IG Group, CISO at LianLian, Red Team Operator at Swift, Senior Penetration Tester at BreachLock, and Android malware reverse engineering roles at NetSPI. Positions span India, Austria, Singapore, UAE, USA, Israel, and the UK. No security incident, vulnerability, or product news is involved.

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organization Build A Cell 1organization Help Net Security 1product Cytosol 1product Nucleus 1product OnePot PURE 1vendor ADIB 1vendor b.next 1vendor Cellebrite 1vendor IG Group 1vendor LianLian 1vendor MetaComp 1vendor Perma Technologies 1vendor Roche 1vendor Scientific Research Corporation 1vendor Swift 1vendor TreviPay 1
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