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The Wonders of Washoku - Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of MicrobesMonday, March 10
1:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1Do you love soy sauce or sake? Discover how a single type of microbe, Aspergillus Oryzae, enhances the flavor of Washoku, captivating fans worldwide. -
The Wonders of Washoku - Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of MicrobesMonday, March 3
8:00 pm on UEN-TV 9.1Do you love soy sauce or sake? Discover how a single type of microbe, Aspergillus Oryzae, enhances the flavor of Washoku, captivating fans worldwide. -
Growing Steak Meat in the LabMonday, March 3
1:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1Would you eat a steak that was grown in a laboratory? As global population continues to grow, conventional cattle farming is being stretched to its limits. The University of Tokyo professor Shoji Takeuchi, a specialist in biohybrid engineering, cites this as well as climate change, food safety and animal welfare as the reasons for his interest in growing steak meat in a controlled laboratory environment. His breakthrough technique takes a small sample of living cow cells without harming the animal, and produces a thick steak-type meat unlike lab-grown minced meat. In this episode, we look at his past work on mosquito-inspired sensors to detect cancer, his current work on cultivating steak meat, and the forthcoming challenge of public perception.