A machine that automates the growing of human cells
Recorded on August 29, 2018. YC company Cytera builds machines that automate the growing of human and animal cells for biotech. Cutting-edge cancer treatments as well as the clean meat industry are driving huge demand for these kinds of cells at scale
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