He was welcomed by bit.bio founder and CEO Mark Kotter, co-founder Florian Schuster and CEO of Babraham Research Campus, Derek Jones. They toured the facilities and bit.bio scientists explained its opti-ox™ technology and showcased its products. After the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Anthony enjoyed refreshments and conversations with the bit.bio team.
bit.bio is a synthetic biology company which aims to revolutionise medicine by developing an industrial scale supply of every type of human cell for research and cell therapies. Such therapies could be the key to treating many complex conditions including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
Anthony Browne MP said: “Their facilities are hugely impressive, and they are pushing the boundaries of what is possible at the cutting edge of biomedical research! I wish them every success and look forward to their continuing growth here in South Cambs.”
Image: South Cambridgeshire MP Anthony Browne cut the ribbon at the official opening of the facilities. Left-right Derek Jones, CEO of Babraham Research Campus, Mark Kotter founder and CEO bit.bio, Anthony Browne, MP South Cambridgeshire and Florian Schuster, co-founder bit.bio.