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Charles River Vital Science podcast talks to CEO Mark Kotter

Mark Kotter talks about the benefits of human cells for researchers, and how they can shape the future of drug development.

21.04.2022

Published by Charles River Vital Science

Mark Kotter talks about the benefits of human cells for researchers, and how they can shape the future of drug development.

Published by Charles River Vital Science

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bit.bio featured in European Biopharmaceutical Review

Leading experts across academia and industry share their thoughts into the challenges of in vitro cell models.

28.03.2022

Published by EBR

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Podcast

bit.bio CEO featured on the Built with Biology podcast

bit.bio CEO Dr Mark Kotter interviewed by Fiona Mischel on the Built with Biology Podcast.

25.03.2022

Published by Synbiobeta

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Podcast

bit.bio CEO featured on the Hightech Ventures podcast

They ask about reprogramming cells and how the company is aiming to develop cell therapies.

17.03.2022

Published by Hightech Ventures

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Article

bit.bio featured in BioSpace

The article offers 6 tips for successful pharma startups.

01.03.2022

Published by BioSpace

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Article

bit.bio featured as case study by Cambridge Judge Business School

This case study delves into the company story, technology and vision.

16.02.2022

Published by Cambridge JBS

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Article

bit.bio featured in TechRound list of top University of Cambridge spin outs

The list looks at how companies are performing and what they are working on.

10.02.2022

Published by TechRound

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Article

bit.bio CEO featured in Technology Networks

Technology Networks cover the development, benefits and applications of ioSkeletal Myocytes.

03.02.2022

Published by Technology Networks

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bit.bio CEO featured in TechRound

Founder and CEO Dr Mark Kotter joined the experts who have given their thoughts on what is to come for the health sector in 2022.

31.01.2022

Published by TechRound

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