Cellcraft
Cinzia Sgambato is a bioelectronics engineer at Cellcraft since April 2024, with prior experience as a microfluidic scientist at Transition Bio, Inc., where research focused on protein phase separation in drug discovery contexts. Cinzia served as a postdoctoral research associate at Imperial College London, developing an ovarian cancer model using a top-down approach and conducting simulations for in vivo microenvironments. A visiting scholar at the University of Basel, Cinzia worked on microfluidic chip development related to the blood-labyrinth barrier and inner ear fluid dynamics. Cinzia completed a Ph.D. in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, where significant contributions included fabrication strategies for organic electrochemical transistors and the design of a 3D blood-brain barrier platform. Prior roles include a postal worker at Poste Italiane and assistant librarian at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, complemented by a solid educational background in biomedical engineering.
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Cellcraft
Cellcraft is biotechnology B2B cultured meat startup based in the University of Cambridge engineering scalable Cultivated Meat production systems, including specialist processes, enabling technologies, software, hardware and raw materials to democratize access to sustainable food and help tackle some of the world's biggest sustainability and food security challenges.