SVCMS Announces Cellular Agriculture Webinar Series Focused on Space
April 16, 2021 - 2 min read
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 04/16/2021: SVCMS, LLC, a California based company focused on media and networking surrounding cell-cultured meat and future food technology, announces a webinar series, CMS Astro, planned for Thursday, April 29, 2021 to be held online and in a digital format. In previous years, events hosted by the Cultured Meat Symposium included scientists, researchers, key industry experts, investors, and members of the traditional meat, poultry, and seafood industries. Past sponsors of the Cultured Meat Symposium include Sartorius Stedim Biotech, Merck, KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, Texture Technologies Corp, Benchling, ORF Genetics, Black & Veatch, Chemometec, and Aleph Farms.
CMS Astro is a virtual symposium dedicated to the role of cell-cultured meat technology in space. A single day of talks related to cell-based meat technology in applications of outer space research, space travel, and deep space exploration. Speakers include Hilde Stenui of Space Applications, Scot Bryson of Orbital Farm, Gene Boland of Techshot, Inc., Moritz Kompenhans, CellAg Germany, Shahreen Reza of Mission: Space Food, Shayne Guiliano of 108 Labs, and more. Cell-cultured meat technology, also referred to as cultivated meat, has been increasingly popular since additional investment in cellular agriculture has topped over $1.5 Billion. SVCMS, LLC aims to continue the research and growth of this new food technology sector through media, investments, and events.
SVCMS will be hosting the fourth edition of their flagship event, the Cultured Meat Symposium 2021 (abbreviated as CMS21) on October 22nd - 23rd, 2021 in Downtown San Francisco. The event will be a hybrid online/in-person format with limited seating. Learn more and register for updates to CMS21 at www.cmsymp.com.
SVCMS, LLC has hosted, in conjunction with other groups, a range of organized events focused on these topics. In addition, SVCMS, LLC publishes a short-form podcast that invites industry experts to share their thoughts and ideas on the cell-based meat industry. The podcast is called the “Cultured Meat and Future Food” podcast and can be found on iTunes, Spotify, and other podcast publishing platforms.
Website URL: www.cmsastro.com
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Podcast URL: www.futurefoodshow.com
Press Contact:
Florine Schmidt
Marketing Director
Cultured Meat Symposium
florine@cmsymposium.com