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Biftek develops a microorganism-based growth medium supplement for cultured meat production, offering a lower-cost alternative to fetal bovine serum.
BiotechClimate TechFoodTech
Co-investorsBig Idea VenturesStartersHub
Unicorn Biotechnologies builds general-purpose cell culture robots that automate and standardize cell culture workflows, aimed at helping teams scale processes from R&D through pilot and commercial manufacturing.
BiotechHardwareRoboticsLondon, GB
Jack Reid(President)inAdam Glen(CEO)in
Co-investorsEntrepreneur FirstJuniperUnruly CapitalAlmaz CapitalAlumni VenturesKarma Ventures+4 more
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- What stage does Cult Food Science invest at?
- Cult Food Science invests at the Seed stage.
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