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Dutch Scientists Grow First Pork Meat In Lab
Bioreactor for Cell CulturesM. JanickiA Dutch project that launched in 2005 has finally borne fruit: cells from a delicious pig have been cultured in the laboratory to grow the first successful filet...
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At Tissue Engineering Conference, The Future of Endangered-Meat Burgers and...
Mystery MeatJohn B. CarnettUnidentified chunks of frozen meat await DNA testing.Earlier this week, we rejoiced at some promising news about the future of creating tasty meat without killing animals....
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Envisioning A Future Of Custom-Grown Meat
Bioreactor for Cell CulturesM. JanickiThe era of exotic meats grown to order--with no animals killed in the process--could be on its way. This August in London, Dr. Mark Post's team from Maastricht...
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The First Lab-Grown Hamburger Is Served
The First Lab-Grown BurgerCultured BeefSince 2008, Dr. Mark Post has been working on growing edible meat in a laboratory. Today, at an event in London, the first in-vitro hamburger has been...
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Dutch Scientists Grow First Pork Meat In Lab
Technology A Dutch project that launched in 2005 has finally borne fruit: cells from a delicious pig have been cultured in the laboratory to grow the first successful filet of in vitro… A Dutch...
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At Tissue Engineering Conference, The Future of Endangered-Meat Burgers and...
Technology Earlier this week, we rejoiced at some promising news about the future of creating tasty meat without killing animals. Today, New Scientist is reporting from a workshop in… Earlier this...
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Envisioning A Future Of Custom-Grown Meat
Technology "Today's special meat is a chop of Grévy's zebra flank, fresh out of the exercise amplifier and seared in giant squid fat." The era of exotic meats grown to order--with no animals killed in...
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The First Lab-Grown Hamburger Is Served
Technology Beef cells cultured without killing the animal Since 2008, Dr. Mark Post has been working on growing edible meat in a laboratory. Today, at an event in London, the first in-vitro hamburger...
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