mironov

Mironov is one of just a handful of scientists around the world who are involved in bioengineering cultured meat.

Mironov may be my favorite mad scientist since the chemist who had the periodic table engraved on one of his hairs.

But, em, you know, well, I was born with the name of Mironov.

Mironov did not attend the day's meeting.

He landed the grant with the help of Helen Lane, a top NASA food expert that Mironov invited to a workshop he hosted.

Dr. Mironov said, "test-tube meat" of the invention principles are that it is not complicated.

North Dakota bioengineer Douglas McFarland has grown myoblast cells from chicken, turkey, lamb, pig and cow, Mironov said.

But Mironov says creating a steak is not far from becoming reality.

Instead of developing a cow that doesn't fart quite as much, Mironov wants to cut out the cow altogether.

Political scientist Andrei Mironov also suggested that Chapman was a student in the school to establish a museum.

Mironov, after dismissal, the Russian Federation Council will be voted the new President.

Mironov cautions that because it takes up to 9 months to grow the engineered vessels, they will likely be expensive.

"It is a remarkable accomplishment, " says Vladimir Mironov, a tissue engineer at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston.

So why would researchers like Mironov want to grow their own meat?

So, officially I guess I would be Mironov,