Wells Fargo / SCRA: Cultivating Innovation in SC Agribusiness Grant Winner: BioSensor Solutions (4/2/2026)
Columbia, SC – The winners of the Cultivating Innovation in SC Agribusiness grant program were announced today. The South Carolina Research Authority, the Wells Fargo Foundation, the South Carolina Department of Agriculture, and the South Carolina Small Business Development Centers collaborated in funding and creating this acceleration program.
Innosphere / NVIDIA NSF Hackathon: Accelerating Research at Scale (2/1/2026)
LARAMIE, WY - At BioSensor Solutions, a team is working towards a model of real‑time soil microbial respiration using low‑cost sensors, which would reduce reliance on expensive laboratory assays while providing actionable decision support for farmers.
Issued Patent: US12270066B2 - Method to sense the presence and activity of microbes through the use of transient sensing materials (4/08/2025)
Biz West: BioSensor Solutions joins inaugural climate-resilience cohort (3/20/2025)
FORT COLLINS, CO — Boulder-based BioSensor Solutions Inc., which spun out of the University of Colorado Boulder, is one of six startup companies selected by the Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine to join its inaugural 2025 Digital Twins Accelerator cohort.
IN THE NEWS
Boulder, CO: Podcast (12/4/2024)
This explainer podcast explores the possibilities for our new low-cost soil health sensors based on microbial activity.
It is based on the recent academic paper “In-situ Decomposition Sensor Output Correlates with Soil Health Indicators”.
Nextflex: Interview with Carl Kalin, Previous President of BioSensor Solutions (6/25/2024)
Venture Partners at CU Boulder: New deep tech startup creator Embark announces first cohort of entrepreneurs (8/9/3023)
University of Colorado Boulder: Biodegradable soil sensors could change farming, conservation approaches (3/2/2023)
Advanced Science: A Transient Printed Soil Decomposition Sensor Based on a Biopolymer Composite Conductor (12/11/2022)
Patent Pending: Method to sense the presence and quantities of microbes through the use of transient sensing materials (7/30/2021)
