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This PhD topic investigates the practicality of using inkjet printing, or another additive manufacture technique, in the production of lab grown meat products. Inkjet has a distinct patterning ability, allowing iterative and radical variations of a printed feature. For meat products such as bacon or steak this variation may be commercially attractive. The advantages of lab-grown meat, or cultured meat, is both environmental and ethical. The PhD will examine the effect of jetting/printing on the relevant cells and in the production of the scaffolds.
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