31: Cellular Agriculture, Clean Meat, Developments, Building a New Industry, and How to Get Involved With New Harvest Research Director Dr. Kate Krueger from Learning With Lowell

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31: Cellular Agriculture, Clean Meat, Developments, Building a New Industry, and How to Get Involved With New Harvest Research Director Dr. Kate Krueger

34 minutes Posted May 22, 2018 at 7:45 pm.

] Why she choose Cellular Agriculture and New Harvest, and how she found her way into New Harvest (i.e. Starting at Perfect Day). Also, she gets into what she is doing now.

] How she describes New Harvest, and the benefits of having a non-profit organization pushing and developing Cellular Agriculture. How the process of innovation happens with drugs, which is a good analogy to what they are trying to do.

] How cellular agriculture and lab meat is similar to Solar.

] Their funding, other funding in the space, and the benefits of having New Harvest working on creating open-sourced patents and technologies.

] Some of the specific things that New Harvest does to promote the industry (i.e. training, etc).

] What we can do to be helpful in creating this new industry.

] An online course that they are developing.

] Her thoughts on people making weird meat or stuff with this technology, like Gringotts jelly beans.

] The types of meat she has heard people are interested in culturing.

] How tissue engineering will benefit from the research they are doing.

] What her daily life is like (i.e. NASA talk about food systems, etc).

] How the research is going,

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Cellular Agriculture, building a new industry, what Kate works on, how she got started, new research, and how to get involved.

About Kate

"Kate began working in cellular agriculture as an intern at Perfect Day Foods (formerly Muufri) developing strategies to make milk proteins. She has a background in protein biochemistry and cell biology, and completed her PhD in May 2017.

While in graduate school, she created and instructed at Clones to Crystals, an 8-week undergraduate laboratory course covering the basics of cloning, protein purification, and crystallization trials. She also co-founded and ran Learn to Code, a data science bootcamp for women, teaching 50+ students the basics of data science and software development in Python. Her research focused on how insects use their immune systems to fight disease, particularly the biochemistry of thioester containing proteins (TEPs), a family of insect immune proteins. She has extensive research experience in biochemistry, structural biology, and cell biology.

She holds a PhD in Cell Biology from Yale University and an AB in Biochemistry from Mount Holyoke College, and is a proud native of Federal Way, Washington. She is can often be found hiking or brewing hard cider." Source

About New Harvest

"By applying advances in tissue engineering and synthetic biology to growing food, we can revolutionize the supply chain of animal products to continue to provide affordable and sustainable food to a growing population. We call this "cellular agriculture." Thanks to cellular agriculture, we can produce eggs, milk, meat, and more without intensive crop and animal farming. Unfortunately, this nascent field is not well supported by existing research funding mechanisms. This is where New Harvest comes in." Source

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