We are so excited that Pheronym is accepted to Impact Accelerator on October 22 at SOCAP 2019 and also offered a scholarship to attend to SOCAP 2019, San Francisco, October 22-25.

We are so excited that Pheronym is accepted to Impact Accelerator on October 22 at SOCAP 2019 and also offered a scholarship to attend to SOCAP 2019, San Francisco, October 22-25.

Dr. Kaplan, CEO of Pheronym, is honored to be a plenary speaker at the 7th International Congress of Nematology (ICN) 2020, Antibes, France.
She will be giving a talk on “Microgravity effect on entomopathogenic nematodes’ ability to find and kill insects”
Join us ICN 2020 from May 4 to 8, Antibes, France.
Preparing Nemastim to ship to our partners at the USDA so they can conduct field trials in Florida orchards. It is a great pleasure to move forward with field trails after our successful greenhouse trails which prepared us to enter the greenhouse growers market to bring the first nematode pheromone to the market.
We are excited to help Florida citrus farmers to fight the invasive Citrus Diaprepes weevil which attack’s 270 plant species including citrus, sugarcane, strawberry, potato, mahogany, ornamental plants, papaya and more.
Currently, we are raising our seed round to scale up our manufacturing.
Valley Vision blog by Isa Avancena on Sep 05, 2019
Part II of the event was an opportunity for attendees to tour AgStart in Woodland and hear from entrepreneurs about their respective technologies, and the ways that AgStart and other partners have helped them expand their capabilities and the reach of their companies. Keep Reading

Dr. Fatma Kaplan, Chief Executive Officer of Pheronym. Pheronym is a Davis-based ag biotech start-up that relocated to the region from Florida; it develops nontoxic solutions for plant protection. It is a tenant in the UC Davis-HM. CLAUSE Life Science Innovation Center. Without pesticides, there would be 50-80% crop loss globally, representing billions of dollars of financial loss to producers. Keep Reading
Dr. Kaplan will be presenting Pheronym’s technology and the science behind.

Karl Cameron Schiller is the co-founder of Pheronym, a Davis-based agriculture biotech start-up using a new kind of pheromone from microscopic roundworms called nematodes to control agricultural pests. We asked him about his work.
How can nematode pheromones be used in agriculture?
The first use case, which is the closest to market, is called NemaStim for stimulating nematodes to disperse and kill insects. Treating beneficial nematodes with pheromones improves their effectiveness to control insect pests. Keep Reading
Karl Cameron Schiller, Chief Operating Officer, Pheronym, will be speaking on biocontrol with nematode pheromones at the 4th Partnerships in Biocontrol, Biostimulants & Microbiome Congress: USA.
If you missed Karl’s pitch last year, you have a second chance.
Biotech: pheromone pest control, animal health innovation and more
Ag Biotechnology is a hot topic in the investment world, according to a report by Finistere Ventures, attracting more dollars than most other agtech segments. The category includes new breeding technologies, which Rabobank’s food and agribusiness research team reported on last year. According to the RaboResearch report, emerging techniques include CRISPR technology, which “allows for faster and more precise breeding.” Upcoming FoodBytes! Chicago pitch company, Spira, has modified the technology to enhance the flavor profile of spirulina as an ingredient, allowing food companies to incorporate the superfood into their products without sacrificing taste. Biotech alum, Pheronym, is utilizing pheromones from microscopic worms….. Keep Reading
UC Davis Venture Catalyst Research Report 2018-2019.
Pheronym, Inc. moves to UC Davis-HM.CLAUSE Life Science Innovation Center and is a participant in the Venture Catalyst START program.
Pheronym is honored to be selected to enter The Bio Startup Draft 2019.
Thank you SynBioBeta draft committee.