Catherine Elton, CEO of Qkine, will be speaking at CUAPP about how scientific research in animal-free culture can be applied to cultivated meat, taking it from academia to industry. Qkine is pleased to be taking part in building the Alternative Protein ecosystem in Cambridge to create a sustainable food future.

We are excited to be gold sponsors of the Mercia Stem Cell Alliance 10th Annual Scientific Meeting next month. The Mercia Stem Cell Alliance (MSCA) is made up of members of the stem cell research communities across the Midlands and North West who recognise the economic and social potential of stem cell research, stem cell-derived therapies and models, as well as regenerative medicine.

Join us at the Symposium for Biological and Life Sciences 2022 (SymBLS) in Cambridge. This event brings together the postgraduate community from all departments of the university to meet, exchange ideas and hear from top researchers. This year’s theme is “Overcoming Challenges in Science”