Roslin Technologies applies new biotechnologies to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable food system. The company develops unique animal cells for cultivated meat production, which can self-renew and differentiate into various tissues.

Roslin Technologies

Based outside Edinburgh, Roslin Technologies Limited is an ambitious food and agriculture technology company which creates disruptive biotechnologies to improve how proteins are made. 
 
Our core capabilities lie in developing and commercialising a suite of unique animal stem cells and resources for the nascent global cultivated meat industry.  
 
We were the first company to commercialise pluripotent stem cells which continually self-renew and are able differentiate into the fat and muscle tissue required in the cultivated meat industry. In addition, we are now focussing our R&D on addressing key challenges in the sector including production cost reduction and process scale-up.

We have developed unique animal cells that work; our cells can self-renew forever and differentiate into any tissue, including muscle and fat. Our cells are favourable for cultivated meat production since they address consumer concerns, make meat more affordable, and simplify regulatory approvals.

Besides cells for cultivated meat, we continue to look for other biotechnologies that help us make protein production more sustainable.

SEIF

UK Research and Innovation

Scottish Enterprise

Kairos Capital Group

Alchimia Investments

Esco Lifesciences

Future Planet Capital

Novo Holdings

Nutreco

Old College Capital

The British Innovation Fund

Ayala Corporation

The annual conference of ESACT - European Society for Animal Cell Technology has kicked off in our home city of Edinburgh!

We were delighted to participate in a panel on #cultivatedmeat on Sunday, chaired by Prof. Simon Best OBE FRSE, with Jonathan Dempsey from our team, alongside Ricardo Martins Gouveia from 3D Bio-Tissues and Martina Miotto, PhD from CellRev.

Sharing further insights on our work with animal #iPSC and #ESC cell lines, Sarah Ho, Madeleine Carter and Niamh Hyland presented their scientific posters, which are on display at the conference.

If you're here, let us know!

This week, our CSO, Deepika Rajesh is attending #ISSCR2024 in Hamburg, joining 4,000 other scientists to discuss the latest developments in #stemcell research.

We're excited to invite fellow researchers to visit our poster (no. 230), titled "Advancing Cultivated Pork: The Role of Porcine Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells in Sustainable Meat Production".

Our research highlights the unique characteristics of porcine iPSCs. Our cells proliferate rapidly under optimised conditions, retain pluripotency and show robust differentiation potential. Bioconversion rates are high, making them ideal for accelerating the development of #cultivatedmeat.

Connect with Deepika at the conference or get in touch to learn more about our cells and how they can contribute to a more sustainable food system.

We're excited to announce that we have joined Cellular Agriculture Europe!

As a coalition of companies, CAE is playing a central role in engaging with policymakers and regulators in Europe about the benefits of cellular agriculture.

It's fantastic to join this group of entrepreneurs, innovators, and food lovers!

📢  We're hiring! 📢 

Join us on our mission to develop the world's best animal stem cells for cultivated meat production!

As our Project Manager, you will be responsible for managing a wide variety of high-priority projects in R&D, customer and partner collaborations, and grant writing/reporting. Details below!

Catch our CSO, Deepika Rajesh, this week at Bioprocess International Europe in Vienna!

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