S1-01
11:35
Intro and framing
Public opening, focal question framing, and the workshop method.
What is here: the public parts of Session 1 and Session 3, edited into shorter clips with title/stinger polish. Session 2 was off-record and is summarized only at a high level on the Summary page.
For a faster route through the substance, start with the Highlights Digest. It groups the strongest notes around gene editing, hydrolysates, growth factors, and animal welfare funding implications.
Session 1
S1-02
23:23
Technical foundations discussion
Cells, gene editing, media assumptions, and cost structure.
S1-03
15:27
Hydrolysates presentation
Aleksandra Fuchs on hydrolysate-based media substitution and cost implications.
S1-04
13:11
Media and scale discussion
Growth factors, hydrolysates, cell-density metrics, and scale-up constraints.
S1-05
4:20
Beliefs walkthrough and wrap
How the beliefs questions connect to the model and workshop synthesis.
Session 3 public portion
S3-01
07:04
Intro and recap
Recap and synthesis framing for the public portion of Session 3.
S3-01B
1:41
Academia-industry excerpt
David Reinstein and Claire Bomkamp on the limits of academic analysis, open science, and industry learning.
S3-02
8:41
Funding debate part 1
Public versus private research constraints and funding priorities.
S3-03
10:12
Investment and social return
Public capital, philanthropic capital, and social-return framing.
S3-03B
5:39
Taste theme splice
A focused clip on sensory quality and taste in cultivated-meat development.
S3-04
10:27
Bridge to synthesis
Final debate segment before structured synthesis prompts.
S3-05
5:59
Synthesis setup
Transition into the structured synthesis and reflection prompts.
S3-06
11:14
Beliefs and synthesis discussion
Belief updates, synthesis prompts, and remaining uncertainty.
S3-07
06:53
Next steps and wrap
Follow-up proposals, collaboration directions, and closing discussion.
Pre-workshop preparation videos
These older Zoom walkthroughs were prepared before the workshop and remain useful for context, but the edited workshop recordings above are the current public video set.