INDIVIDUALS
 Mark Post(image 1) |  Forming Cultured BeefSynthetic beef being forming in the dishes (image 2) |
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 ComparisonA comparison between hamburger from the store, the cultured beef, and raw beef. (image 3) |  Fully Cultured Beef(image 4) |
 Cooked Cultured Beef(image 5) |
Mark Post
Mark Post went creative with the usage of stem cells and decided to cultivate synthetic beef. It took nearly 4 years and around $330,000 for Post to research and create these cultured beef. These synthetic beefs "could solve the looming food crisis" predicted by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Post hopes that sooner or later these cultivated beefs will be on shelf at a significantly reduced price in 10 to 20 years. (1)
Daniel Kraft
Daniel Kraft invented a new device called the MarrowMiner. This device minimizes the pain received by the donor while increasing the amount of marrow acquired through just one punctured hole on the hip. The marrow acquired from this device has also been seen to get "ten times the stem cell activity ... compared to the normal device". The MarrowMiner has already been FDA and CE approved. (2)
 The Skin Cell GunJörg demonstrating the Skin Cell Gun on National Geographic. (image 6) |  Skin Cell GunA graphic illustration of the Skin Cell Gun. (image 7) |
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 Phase IThis first phase of the skin burn therapy with the Skin Cell Gun (image 8) |  Phase II2nd Phase to the therapy. (image 9) |
 Phase IIIThe 3rd phase of the therapy. (image 10) |
Jörg C. Gerlach
Jörg C. Gerlach invented the Skin Cell Gun. This revoluntionary device "takes a person's own skin cells, adds them to a water-like solution, and sprays them back on". What would've taken weeks before now only takes up to 3-4 days. (3)
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