BioLumic is excited to be selected as a Top 50 nominee for the 2022 Food Planet Prize!
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BioLumic has announced the launch of an operational hub in Massachusetts as part of an expansion focused on commercial growth.
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BioLumic CSO Jason Wargent was interviewed by Jenny Morel for the Morgo podcast - taking an in-depth look at the story of BioLumic.
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BioLumic's mission to develop Light Signal applications for agriculture has been featured in a Fast Company article
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BioLumic recruits world-class scientific expertise for next stage of growth
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BioLumic CSO Jason Wargent will take part in a webinar panel discussion ahead of the launch of the TIN 2021 Agritech Report on Tues-13-July at 10am (NZT).
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BioLumic Chief Science Officer and Founder, Dr. Jason Wargent, was invited to speak at E Tipu 2021: The Boma NZ Agri Summit, and Jason's presentation is now live on YouTube!
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Dr Jason Wargent worked alongside Daan Roosegaarde to preprogramme the plants using light.
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A Massey University scientist’s technique of applying ultraviolet light to crops, including medicinal cannabis, could be the “holy grail” of agriculture.
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As the Chief Science Officer and founder of BioLumic in Palmerston North Jason Wargent’s taking his ideas and technology global.
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Investing in research and development for food technology could be crucial to New Zealand’s economic recovery from Covid-19, finance minister Grant Robertson says.
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Sustainable business schemes operating in Manawatū are just what the Green Party says the post-coronavirus economic recovery needs. Green Party leader James Shaw toured Etech, The Factory and BioLumic in Palmerston North…
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Finistere portfolio company, BioLumic, a developer of a sustainable ultraviolet yield enhancement platform, has extended its Series A led by Finistere Ventures to include an investment of $1.5 million from Canopy Rivers.
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New Zealand agtech statup BioLumic has raised a $5 million Series A round to commercialize its ultraviolet light-based seed and seedling treatments. The round was led by agtech VC Finistere Ventures And Radicle Growth Acceleration Fund.
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Palmerston North's BioLumic has been backed by $6.5 million worth of investments from around the world. The biological company confirmed its new financial backing on Wednesday night and announced a plan to "aggressively" expand its staff at both its New Zealand and United States offices.
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