Prof Ramiro Alberio and PluriCells were excited to be part of this exclusive tasting session organized by Meatable in Leiden. A particularly proud moment knowing that our PluriCells were used to create these pork sausages and meatballs! We had great discussions about the future of this industry, highlighting the importance of collaborations and the need to build a robust supply chains to ensure high efficiency and quality. Integration with the meat industry and involving farmers will be key to the success of this technology in realizing the benefits for the planet, ensuring equitable access to high quality protein to nourish a growing human population. Can you tell which one is the cultivated meat sausage with our cells?!
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Biotechnology Research
Harnessing the efficiency of nature to power the cellular agricultural industry
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Drive efficiency and consistency in your processes at scale with fully traceable and highly stable pluripotent stem cell lines, pioneered by experts. PluriCells provides high-quality cell lines from sheep, pigs and cattle via sale under research or commercial licenses by the University of Nottingham. The world is becoming increasingly aware that our meat-eating habits need to change. While cellular agriculture could give consumers new alternatives for their meat consumption, cultivated meat production has not yet achieved scalability or price parity. Both of which are crucial to long-term adoption of cultivated meat products. The process for cell line creation at PluriCells has been peer-reviewed, is scientifically proven to be both reliable and effective and our cells are already in use commercially. Having been developed by an expert team at the University of Nottingham, a University renowned for its ground-breaking research into food sustainability and food technologies, you can be confident when you choose to create with PluriCells. To find out more about our products or collaboration opportunities, visit www.PluriCells.co.uk.
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Thank you Elliot Swartz and The Good Food Institute!
At last month's collaborative seminar for cultivated meat industry scientists, we heard from Ramiro Alberio from PluriCells, who discussed the development of pluripotent cells from various livestock species. We also heard from Dylan Stavish, PhD from STEMCELL Technologies, who discussed their progress in deriving tailored media for maintaining porcine pluripotent stem cells. These seminars are set up to facilitate knowledge sharing and provide education on available solutions to overcome obstacles. I encourage scientists working at companies in the #cultivatedmeat industry to attend and get on our email list for announcements and requests to participate in GFI studies and surveys. DM me for invitation details! Note: We restrict invitations to those affiliated with companies — if you're an academic, please re-watch the recordings if interested in contacting the presenters. https://lnkd.in/etnmaCWW
Cell line development & robust maintenance of porcine pluripotent stem cells - STEMCELL Technologies
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Host of 'Future-of-Foods interviews' podcast / 👻 Writer, Communicator / Talks about Alt Protein and Cellular Agriculture
Great panel at the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein - Imperial today discussing the future of Cultivated Meat. Challenges of cost and scale. FrancescaC undefined Max Jamilly Will Milligan Helder Cruz Ramiro Alberio #money #cultivatedmeat Meatly Hoxton Farms
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We are glad to have been there and represented by our co-founder!
Thanks to Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein - Imperial for organizing a great session chaired by Francesca Ceroni where I was joined by Will Milligan from Extracellular, Max Jamilly from Hoxton Farms and Helder Cruz from Meatly to discuss the opportunities and challenges of the cultivated meat industry. We discussed technical and societal challenges and the message from the panel highlighted the key role that collaboration and open science will have to ensure the sustainable growth of this industry. We look forward to engaging with the Bezos Centre to help accelrate progress and deliver tasty, nutritious and affordable products.
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Host of 'Future-of-Foods interviews' podcast / 👻 Writer, Communicator / Talks about Alt Protein and Cellular Agriculture
Great panel at the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein - Imperial today discussing the future of Cultivated Meat. Challenges of cost and scale. FrancescaC undefined Max Jamilly Will Milligan Helder Cruz Ramiro Alberio #money #cultivatedmeat Meatly Hoxton Farms
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Our Hub expert Ramiro Alberio is speaking on a panel at the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein - Imperial launch, joining experts across the UK to discuss innovative food solutions for global populations. Excited to see the outcomes!
🍴If we are to feed the world, we need innovative, expert-led solutions, and soon! Today we’re launching the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein - Imperial, a new initiative to improve the world’s current unsustainable and environmentally damaging food ecosystems. Our world-leading scientists will be advancing research into precision fermentation, cultivated meat, bioprocessing and automation, nutrition, and AI and machine learning. 🌍 Alongside Imperial, the Centre will work closely with partners at the National University of Singapore, North Carolina State University and the National Alternative Protein Innovation Centre (NAPIC). Find out more ⬇️
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Have you often wondered what is behind the manufacture of cultivated meat and all the various parties involved? And of the different cell types and processes needed to make a food product? Register for this webinar! https://lnkd.in/eUVR9k-y Engaging with our stakeholders is key as we try and move towards more carbon-friendly diets. Consumers, food technologists and other food industry professionals must all be part of this conversation if one day we are to see this hit shelves. Join the conversation and ask questions! https://lnkd.in/eUVR9k-y
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Prof. Ramiro Alberio will be at the Scientific Kick-Off of the Bezos Center for Sustainable Protein at Imperial later this month. PluriCells supplies pluripotent embryonic stem cell lines to the cultivated meat industry and as we race towards trying to make our protein food systems more sustainable and inclusive, we are excited at all the collaboration and innovation this year will bring. For more on the Bezos Earth Fund - https://lnkd.in/e-6DKQhF For more on what we do - www.pluricells.ac.uk Food Systems Institute at the University of Nottingham Nottingham Future Protein Hub
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Happy New Year to our community of people committed to changing our food systems for the better! Please join Prof. Ramiro Alberio of PluriCells, and Cai Linton , CEO & Co-founder of Multus in this very interesting webinar on Cultivated Meat on March 4th, 2025. With cellular agriculture being a hot topic across the world, and even approved for sale in some markets, the Institute of Food Science and Technology (IFST) Food Processing Special Interest Group (FPSIG) has put together this webinar to give food science and technology professionals an overview of what the manufacture of cellular agriculture involves and innovations in the field. The Webinar will be chaired by Kavya Krishnamurthy , Vice chair of the IFST FPSIG, and Food Innovation Technologist at the The Food Innovation Centre at The University of Nottingham For more information, and to register, please go to https://lnkd.in/eUVR9k-y If you have any questions you'd like to ask our speakers, drop them in the comments or email us on pluricells@nottingham.ac.uk and we'll try to answer them in the webinar!
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Have you checked out our recent blog? For more information, or to have a chat with us, please get in touch on pluricells@nottingham.ac.uk #stemcell #cultivatedmeat #cellag
Pluripotent stem cells or myoblasts – Do PSCs have a higher risk profile? Read our latest blog here: https://lnkd.in/eGtjWV3t And let's get the conversation going in the comments. This is a very pertinent issue especially given the advantages that PSC's have. #pluripotentstemcells #cultivatedmeat #technology #foodsafety