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Fat cells bring the flavor to lab-grown meat
C&EN Global EnterpriseLaurel Oldach
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‘Knotable’ Gold, Lab-Grown Meat
Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2012Finding the perfect gift is always a difficult task, not just during the holiday shopping season, but all year round. Thanks to scientists at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science & Technology, another gift option for the man who has everything will be available in 2012: a gold tie. Newscripts readers with an extra $8,000 on hand can buy
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Rewriting meat: Lab-grown meat in Türkiye
MetaWith recent technological advances, lab-grown meat has been touted as a non-violent, environmentally friendly meat alternative. However, the success of lab-grown meat depends on how it is framed and perceived. This paper argues that lab-grown meat is a metaphorical translation, a rewriting, that aims to function in Turkish society.
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The Science Behind Lab-Grown Meat
2017note: This material is copied from a blog post from March 15, 2017, which can be additionally viewed here: https://elliot-swartz.squarespace.com/science-related/invitromeat. IntroductionThe idea of meat consumption without the need of animals has been around for a long time.
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Lab-grown meat and the Italian ban
2023L’articolo analizza i vantaggi e gli svantaggi della coltivazione della carne in vitro. Viene osservato che il divieto italiano, nonostante alcune legittime ragioni, appare essere una misura eccessiva di paternalismo giuridico che incide negativamente su ulteriori ricerche. A parere dell’autore, sarebbe più opportuno approvare un regolamento specifico
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Bibliometric insights into the science of lab-grown meat as alternative protein
British Food JournalPurpose This study is aimed at identifying the current research trends and topics in cultured meat as an alternative protein source. The global demand for protein is increasing due to continued population growth and dietary changes.
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Technology as Responsibility: Failure, Food Animals, and Lab-grown Meat
Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, 2014As we become more aware of the various problems associated with technologically mediated meat production (e.g., the lives of the animals, the human health effects of consuming meat, the ecological impacts of large-scale animal farming), we also confront a variety of technologically mediated potential fixes (e.g., in vitro meat technologies).
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