Harnessing Epigenetics to Improve Crops
Remote Epigenetics has raised $80K in total funding. The most recent round was Series A.
Remote Epigenetics is headquartered in Encinitas, CA.
Harnessing Epigenetics to Improve Crops
The page states the company applies epigenetics to improve crops, describing itself as 'the future of agriculture,' but gives no further detail on the underlying approach.
Remote Epigenetics was founded by Dr. Anandasankar Ray, a UC Riverside professor and Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors who holds more than a dozen issued US patents.
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