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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2021 · 45 MIN

S1 E3 Cell Based Protein with Wildtype

from Generation STEM · host Kevin Flaker, Becca Schmidt, & Ryan Karlin - Powered by Black & Veatch

It may seem like something out of Jimmy Neutron or some sci-fi movie, but the cell-based protein market is starting to plant some serious roots….or should I say propagate cells. The podcast team sits down with Aryé Elfenbein, who is the Co-founder of Wildtype, which is one of the emerging cell-based protein alternative manufacturers. Tune in to learn: Who is Wildtype and what type of protein alternatives do they make? What exactly is cell-based protein and what does the cultivation process look like? How can cell-based protein contribute to a more sustainable food chain? What excites you about this vertical and what are some of the hurdles in its way? All this and more, on Generation STEM! Want to see more from the Generation STEM team? Check us out on social media @genstempodcast, or visit us at our website at www.genstempodcast.com This podcast is powered by Black & Veatch - www.bv.com

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