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title: London Futurists Podcast with Mark Kotter
description: Hosts David Wood and Calum Chace and bit.bio CEO Mark Kotter discusses the concept of programmable biology and cultured meat.
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# [London Futurists Podcast with Mark Kotter](https://www.bit.bio/news/london-futurists-podcast-with-mark-kotter)

 Written by [bit.bio](https://www.bit.bio/news/author/bit.bio) | Jun 13, 2024 8:30:38 AM

The London Futurist podcast is hosted by David Wood and Calum Chace. Dr Mark Kotter, former CEO of bit.bio and co-founder of Meatable, discussed the exciting possibilities of cultured meat in a recent episode. 

The interview explored Mark's background in regenerative medicine, his focus on synthetic biology, and its application for the cultured meat industry. Additionally, the discussion covered the environmental and animal welfare benefits of cultured meat. Mark discussed the application of synthetic biology for regenerative medicine and the potential of cell-based therapies. 

Listen to the episode [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDA6KmRe19c).

 

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