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Founder | Kris Spiros |
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Headquarters | San Francisco, United States |
Website | https://fromfauna.org/ |
Formerly called | Cellular Agriculture Society |
From Fauna, formerly known as the Cellular Agriculture Society, is an international 501(c)(3) organization that has been involved in research, funding, advancement of, and most recently education in, [1] cellular agriculture. [2] [3] It is based in San Francisco, [4] and was founded by Kris Spiros [a] [6] [7] in the early 2010s. [8]
In 2019, the Cellular Agriculture Society released 90 Reasons to Consider Cellular Agriculture, a pamphlet made available by the Harvard and Stanford digital libraries. [9] [10] In 2023, they released Modern Meat, a freely available 600-page textbook [11] which was the first on the subject of cultured meat. [12] They have also created children's books, educational simulations, social science research, and designed the theoretical workings and architecture of a cultured meat facility through Project CMF, [13] which envisions what cultured meat production could look like in 2040. [14]
*Note some previous press and public appearances reflect his former name, Kristopher/Kris Gasteratos.
Q. Let's start with a definition. You're the founder of the Cellular Agriculture Society.
We are grateful to both Harvard & Stanford for hosting 90 Reasons as a digital literature; their support will help the work reach greater readership milestones for years to come.