The opportunity we see
Large volumes of organic waste contain underutilized carbon that can serve as feedstock for higher value products.
We see waste as strategic carbon capital: capable of supporting higher-value biomanufacturing, improving system resilience, reducing emissions, and expanding revenue beyond commodity outputs.
Realizing this opportunity requires biology-aware, system-level approaches that are designed for feedstock variability, regulatory constraints, and scale from the outset.
We focus on the value of waste
Waste contains a ladder of value at different steps of its life cycle. Extracting high-value carbon products from heterogeneous biological substrates represents the next frontier in biomanufacturing.
We work at the intersection of heterogeneous waste streams and scalable carbon product pathways, bridging the gap between laboratory feasibility, operator awareness and economically viable implementation.
We bring deep expertise
Earthia Bio brings together expertise across biological systems, process engineering, and infrastructure strategy.
Our leadership combines experience in environmental biotechnology, microbial systems, scale-up environments, and commercialization pathways. We focus on translating biological potential into systems that can perform under real-world operational and economic constraints.
We do not separate science from deployment. We integrate biological insight with engineering, economics, and infrastructure realities.
Leadership
Bianca Costa, PhD
Co-Founder
Nadia Szeinbaum, PhD
Co-Founder
Our Ecosystem
Scaling biological systems requires interdisciplinary coordination across science, engineering, operations, and regulation.
We operate within a broader network of technical experts across environmental biotechnology, biomanufacturing, infrastructure, and regulatory landscapes.
This ecosystem enables us to engage with the appropriate depth at different stages of development while maintaining centralized systems leadership and strategic coherence.