Shojinmeat Projectでの細胞農業の取り組みについて。
「純肉(細胞培養肉)」の技術的到達度と社会的・文化的インパクトについて
General introduction to cellular agriculture and cell-based meat from sci/tech, biz/pol and humanity/arts perspectives, along with practical information on individuals participating in cellular agriculture through "DIY bio"
Shojinmeat Projectでの細胞農業の取り組みについて。
純肉(細胞培養肉)に関する技術的到達度と社会的(産/学/官)・文化/芸術面でのインパクトについて、細胞農業や培養肉の技術開発への個人としての直接参加方法について
General introduction to cellular agriculture and cell-based meat from sci/tech, biz/pol and humanity/arts perspectives, along with practical information on individuals participating in cellular agriculture through "DIY bio"
Deck for Integriculture Inc. - commercialization of clean meat and cellular agriculture products, starting from cosmetics and supplements, ingredients then to food
Shojinmeat Projectでの細胞農業の取り組みについて。
「純肉(細胞培養肉)」の技術的到達度と社会的・文化的インパクトについて
General introduction to cellular agriculture and cell-based meat from sci/tech, biz/pol and humanity/arts perspectives, along with practical information on individuals participating in cellular agriculture through "DIY bio"
Shojinmeat Projectでの細胞農業の取り組みについて。
純肉(細胞培養肉)に関する技術的到達度と社会的(産/学/官)・文化/芸術面でのインパクトについて、細胞農業や培養肉の技術開発への個人としての直接参加方法について
General introduction to cellular agriculture and cell-based meat from sci/tech, biz/pol and humanity/arts perspectives, along with practical information on individuals participating in cellular agriculture through "DIY bio"
Deck for Integriculture Inc. - commercialization of clean meat and cellular agriculture products, starting from cosmetics and supplements, ingredients then to food
The future of food: business opportunities in alternative proteinsDavid Welch
A presentation given to the Coller School of Management
Coller Ignite program to provide an overview of alternative protein technologies, highlighting key white space business opportunities
Impact.tech: Cellular Agriculture by Elliot SwartzImpact.Tech
Slides from the Impact.tech seminar on Cellular Agriculture.
What is cellular agriculture? What are the major breakthroughs in the field? Who are the main actors in the academia and industry working in cellular agriculture? What are the commercialization and cost curves for "clean" products? Where do the best opportunities lie? The Impact.tech seminar on Cellular Agriculture focuses on all the previous questions and, most importantly, will provide you with an understanding of how you can get involved in cellular ag as an entrepreneur or investor.
Emerging opportunities in the alternative protein sectorDavid Welch
An overview of emerging opportunities and white space ideas in the alternative protein sector. This talk covers three technology areas within alternative proteins:
1. plant-based meat, egg, and dairy
2. utilizing microbial fermentation as an enabling technology
3. cultivated meat (also known as cultured meat and clean meat)
A recording of the webinar is available at: https://youtu.be/DA3wYmLtM1s
Fermentation is the future of alternative proteinDavid Welch
A presentation from a webinar done in collaboration with the Israeli Fermentation Association. This presentation provides an overview of using fermentation for protein production or plant-based meat, egg, and dairy and cultivated meat product enhancement. Both biomass and specific ingredient production are discussed.
A recording of the webinar is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qdenf4d-S-U
International edition of Shojinmeat Project overview
Shojinmeat Project is a citizen science project that develop DIY cell-based meat and engage in public communication for cellular agriculture.
Alternative proteins could substitute traditional proteins, if production cost can be substantially reduced. Cell-based protein production replicates the processes that occur inside a living animal to produce meat. In precision fermentation, gene-edited microbes can make a wide range of organic molecules, such as protein. Swine and ruminants are more susceptible to disruption than poultry, as their easy-to-substitute mince products make up a higher share of value, while substitution of animal-based proteins also opens up new growth platforms, as growing world population still need proteins, albeit from different sources
lab cultured or in vitro meat is an eco-friendly substitute for the natural meat which eliminates the need for raising and slaughtering animals for food. It supports the sustainable food production and helps to decrease the carbon credit by livestock sector.
Shojinmeat Project - Open source cellular agriculture initiative2co
General introduction to cellular agriculture and cell-based meat from sci/tech, biz/pol and humanity/arts perspectives, along with practical information on individuals participating in cellular agriculture through "DIY bio"
What would farmscape look like once cell-based meat (cultured meat) enters mainstream? What would a typical day of ranchers be like? How would their incomes and business models change?
Impact tech: Opportunities in Clean Meat and Cellular Agriculture by Liz SpechtImpact.Tech
Slides from the Impact.tech seminar on Opportunities in Clean Meat and Cellular Agriculture. The seminar was taught by Liz Specht, a Senior Scientist with the Good Food Institute. The Good Food Institute is a non-profit organization advancing plant-based and clean meat food technology.
Cellular agriculture is an interdisciplinary branch of science at the intersection of medicine and farming. Cellular agriculture capitalizes on breakthroughs in tissue-engineering, material sciences, bioengineering, and synthetic biology to design new ways of producing existing agricultural products like milk, meat, fragrances, and rhino horn from cells and microorganisms [instead of whole animals].
Conférence organisée par la Chambre d'Agriculture du Pays de la Loire, Allice, Bovins Croissance, l'Inra, l'Institut de l'Elevage, SNGTV, et les races Charolaise, Limousine et Blonde d'aquitaine ; avec le soutien de MSD Santé Animale.
The future of food: business opportunities in alternative proteinsDavid Welch
A presentation given to the Coller School of Management
Coller Ignite program to provide an overview of alternative protein technologies, highlighting key white space business opportunities
Impact.tech: Cellular Agriculture by Elliot SwartzImpact.Tech
Slides from the Impact.tech seminar on Cellular Agriculture.
What is cellular agriculture? What are the major breakthroughs in the field? Who are the main actors in the academia and industry working in cellular agriculture? What are the commercialization and cost curves for "clean" products? Where do the best opportunities lie? The Impact.tech seminar on Cellular Agriculture focuses on all the previous questions and, most importantly, will provide you with an understanding of how you can get involved in cellular ag as an entrepreneur or investor.
Emerging opportunities in the alternative protein sectorDavid Welch
An overview of emerging opportunities and white space ideas in the alternative protein sector. This talk covers three technology areas within alternative proteins:
1. plant-based meat, egg, and dairy
2. utilizing microbial fermentation as an enabling technology
3. cultivated meat (also known as cultured meat and clean meat)
A recording of the webinar is available at: https://youtu.be/DA3wYmLtM1s
Fermentation is the future of alternative proteinDavid Welch
A presentation from a webinar done in collaboration with the Israeli Fermentation Association. This presentation provides an overview of using fermentation for protein production or plant-based meat, egg, and dairy and cultivated meat product enhancement. Both biomass and specific ingredient production are discussed.
A recording of the webinar is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qdenf4d-S-U
International edition of Shojinmeat Project overview
Shojinmeat Project is a citizen science project that develop DIY cell-based meat and engage in public communication for cellular agriculture.
Alternative proteins could substitute traditional proteins, if production cost can be substantially reduced. Cell-based protein production replicates the processes that occur inside a living animal to produce meat. In precision fermentation, gene-edited microbes can make a wide range of organic molecules, such as protein. Swine and ruminants are more susceptible to disruption than poultry, as their easy-to-substitute mince products make up a higher share of value, while substitution of animal-based proteins also opens up new growth platforms, as growing world population still need proteins, albeit from different sources
lab cultured or in vitro meat is an eco-friendly substitute for the natural meat which eliminates the need for raising and slaughtering animals for food. It supports the sustainable food production and helps to decrease the carbon credit by livestock sector.
Shojinmeat Project - Open source cellular agriculture initiative2co
General introduction to cellular agriculture and cell-based meat from sci/tech, biz/pol and humanity/arts perspectives, along with practical information on individuals participating in cellular agriculture through "DIY bio"
What would farmscape look like once cell-based meat (cultured meat) enters mainstream? What would a typical day of ranchers be like? How would their incomes and business models change?
Impact tech: Opportunities in Clean Meat and Cellular Agriculture by Liz SpechtImpact.Tech
Slides from the Impact.tech seminar on Opportunities in Clean Meat and Cellular Agriculture. The seminar was taught by Liz Specht, a Senior Scientist with the Good Food Institute. The Good Food Institute is a non-profit organization advancing plant-based and clean meat food technology.
Cellular agriculture is an interdisciplinary branch of science at the intersection of medicine and farming. Cellular agriculture capitalizes on breakthroughs in tissue-engineering, material sciences, bioengineering, and synthetic biology to design new ways of producing existing agricultural products like milk, meat, fragrances, and rhino horn from cells and microorganisms [instead of whole animals].
Conférence organisée par la Chambre d'Agriculture du Pays de la Loire, Allice, Bovins Croissance, l'Inra, l'Institut de l'Elevage, SNGTV, et les races Charolaise, Limousine et Blonde d'aquitaine ; avec le soutien de MSD Santé Animale.
Software update for human brain, at a large scale2co
If we can download "Kung Fu Master skills", would we do the same for "Greatest Thinker skills?" Could we software-update ourselves to be a better person? How, from technological and engineering point of view? What would happen if millions did download such skills and became Greatest Thinkers?
Shojinmeat Project - Open source cellular agriculture initiative (2021)2co
General introduction to cellular agriculture and cell-based meat from sci/tech, biz/pol and humanity/arts perspectives, along with practical information on individuals participating in cellular agriculture through "DIY bio"
How would recent surge of public interest in cell-based meat play out for the industry? Hype cycle? Price parity? Disruption? What will we see when cell-based meat enters mainstream? Monopoly mega-corporation? Home meat breweries? And when?
New Harvest 2020 slides from Shojinmeat Project - Will there be a monopoly co...2co
“Elephant in the room” - Will there be a monopoly corporation, driving all farmers out of their jobs?” - Slides originally prepared for New Harvest 2020, on cell-based meat, industrialization of cellular agriculture, and how "being a farmer" can change in the future.
Presentation and talkscripts are here : https://medium.com/shojin-meat/will-there-be-a-monopoly-corporation-driving-farmers-out-of-work-727ec488bf10?source=---------3------------------
Requirements for food production systems in space and suitability of cellular agriculture in such systems - with atom recyclability and availability of (volatile) elements through ISRU (in situ resource utilization) taken into account
Slides that were meant to be the presentation slides for cellular agriculture and cell-based meat in EmTechAsia 2020 Singapore (postponed to August) - describes the emerging cellular agriculture, path to democratization and crossing with DIY gene edits and biohacking toward wagyu steak on Mars and DIY Pikachu meat.
DIY cell culture manual (& the roadmap to DIY cell-based meat)2co
Instructions for DIY cell culture experiment in kitchens and the roadmap to "growing meat at home" involving tissue engineering - This manual is editable by everyone for improvements!
How would recent surge of public interest in cell-based meat play out for the industry? Hype cycle? Price parity? Disruption? What will we see when cell-based meat enters mainstream? Monopoly mega-corporation? Home meat breweries? Generally speaking, when?