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Susan Karlin

Susan Karlin

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Contributor, Fast Company

Los Angeles, United States

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  • These genetically engineered houseplants are 30 times better at clearing toxins

    By Susan Karlin| Fast Company Middle East Verified It’s not every day that microbial genetics leads to a chic influencer party in Los Angeles. Yet there stood Patrick Torbey, the lone scientist in a plant-filled wine bar, addressing a roomful of stylish guests nibbling artisan crackers topped with melted Brie. Torbey was there to introduce the first product from Neoplants, the Paris-based startup he cofounded six years ago with Lionel Mora, a former Google product marketing manager.

    By Susan Karlin · Fast Company Middle East

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • These genetically engineered houseplants are 30 times better at clearing toxins

    By Susan Karlin| Fast Company Verified It’s not every day that microbial genetics leads to a chic influencer party in Los Angeles. Yet there stood Patrick Torbey, the lone scientist in a plant-filled wine bar, addressing a roomful of stylish guests nibbling artisan crackers topped with melted Brie. Torbey was there to introduce the first product from Neoplants, the Paris-based startup he cofounded six years ago with Lionel Mora, a former Google product marketing manager.

    By Susan Karlin · Fast Company

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • These genetically engineered houseplants are 30 times better at clearing toxins

    By Susan Karlin| Fast Company Middle East Verified It’s not every day that microbial genetics leads to a chic influencer party in Los Angeles. Yet there stood Patrick Torbey, the lone scientist in a plant-filled wine bar, addressing a roomful of stylish guests nibbling artisan crackers topped with melted Brie. Torbey was there to introduce the first product from Neoplants, the Paris-based startup he cofounded six years ago with Lionel Mora, a former Google product marketing manager.

    By Susan Karlin · Fast Company Middle East

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Fast Company

Fast Company is a prominent business magazine founded in 1995 by Louis Rossetto and Alan Webber. It aims to shape the conversation around business and success, focusing on innovation, technology, design, and entrepreneurship. The magazine has received several accolades, including two National Magazine Awards and a Gerald Loeb Award. Fast Company publishes content in both print and online formats, offering articles, interviews, and insights from industry leaders. It has a strong following among executives and entrepreneurs, making it a key resource for those interested in business trends and practices. Owned by Mansueto Ventures since 2005, Fast Company continues to influence discussions on the future of work and leadership.

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