The Alchemy of Air: Carbon-to-value and an interview with Air Protein | Climate Tech VC
Kiverdi – an Unreasonable company
Can You Make Meat From Air? Dr. Lisa Dyson, CEO and Founder of Air Protein, Explains on The Plantbased Business Hour - vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
Lisa Dyson | Greenbiz
Lisa Dyson's email & phone | Amv Bbdo's Human Resources Business Partner email
This Startup's Futuristic Idea to Fight Climate Change? Make Meat From Thin Air | Inc.com
Unreasonable on Twitter: "This amazing company @Kiverdi is reviving NASA technology to transform the way we produce food while also reducing waste. Watch Lisa Dyson explain it all here: https://t.co/VpxroQcNid @Barclays #UnreasonableImpact #
Be Well Health Group - MEET THE TEAM: Lisa Dyson (Psychologist) Lisa is available on Tuesdays. Call the clinic to make an appointment with Lisa today. | فيسبوك
Lisa Dyson Uses Biotechnology to Convert Air Into Cruelty-Free Meat - Black Vegans Today
Lisa Dyson — SKS 2021
Lisa Dyson — Kind Earth.Tech
Lisa Dyson, PhD - CEO - Air Protein | LinkedIn
Black Female Founders on Instagram: “Today's #PhenomenalWomanWednesday is Dr. Lisa Dyson,… | Creative problem solving, Female founders, Personal branding photoshoot
Kiverdi - Lisa Dyson on Vimeo
7 Insights From Kiverdi CEO Lisa Dyson | by Zem Joaquin | Near Future | Medium
Lisa Dyson Says to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint, Eat “Air-Based Protein”
365 Women in STEM on Twitter: "#272 Lisa Dyson has physics PhD from @MIT & is co-founder/CEO @Kiverdi who recycle CO2 into useful products, TED talk https://t.co/kVKUYFmCY3 https://t.co/Oo14BEeLiU" / Twitter
Making protein out of thin air - New Food Magazine
Amazon.co.jp: Lisa Dyson:作品一覧、著者略歴
Carbon-Negative Food Made From Thin Air? This Science Fiction Idea May Be A Reality Sooner Than You Think - Built WIth Biology
Lisa DYSON | University of Auckland, Auckland | Faculty of Education and Social Work
Lisa Dyson
Meet Lisa Dyson, one of Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People 2017 | Fast Company
Performance Magazine | A forgotten Space Age technology could change how we grow food
