People reading this might find 
our "How Cultured Chicken is Made" interactive explainer here useful as background and for some grounding in 'what the production, tech, and cost issues are' .  It's a WIP, we welcome your feedback and corrections (especially in the hypothes.is sidebar). 

The modeling work we're doing is even more sketchy/early stage, and meant largely as a platform or template, so feedback is especially welcomed.  FWIW we're using AI to help build, adapt, and tweak this cost-modeling. 

And note our upcoming Online workshop: What will cultivated meat cost? (April/May date tbd, Unjournal Pivotal Questions) 

(Hope this is helpful and not unwelcome cross-promo).  

Correction: Apologies — the DOI link in the comment above is broken. The correct link to The Unjournal's evaluation summary of "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?" is: https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/

Correction: Apologies — the DOI link in the comment above is broken. The correct link to The Unjournal's evaluation summary of "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?" is: https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/

Correction: Apologies — the DOI link in the comment above is broken. The correct link to The Unjournal's evaluation summary of "Population ethical intuitions" is: https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumpopintuitions/

By the way, the paper "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?", which seems relevant to this post, was evaluated by The Unjournal – see https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/. Please let us know if you found our evaluation useful and how we can do better; we’re working to measure and boost our impact. You can email us at contact@unjournal.org, and we can schedule a chat. (Semi-automated comment)

By the way, the paper "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?", which seems relevant to this post, was evaluated by The Unjournal – see https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/. Please let us know if you found our evaluation useful and how we can do better; we’re working to measure and boost our impact. You can email us at contact@unjournal.org, and we can schedule a chat. (Semi-automated comment)

By the way, the paper "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?", which seems relevant to this post, was evaluated by The Unjournal – see https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/. Please let us know if you found our evaluation useful and how we can do better; we’re working to measure and boost our impact. You can email us at contact@unjournal.org, and we can schedule a chat. (Semi-automated comment)

By the way, the paper "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?", which seems relevant to this post, was evaluated by The Unjournal – see https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/. Please let us know if you found our evaluation useful and how we can do better; we’re working to measure and boost our impact. You can email us at contact@unjournal.org, and we can schedule a chat. (Semi-automated comment)

By the way, the paper "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?", which seems relevant to this post, was evaluated by The Unjournal – see https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/. Please let us know if you found our evaluation useful and how we can do better; we’re working to measure and boost our impact. You can email us at contact@unjournal.org, and we can schedule a chat. (Semi-automated comment)

By the way, the paper "How Much Would Reducing Lead Exposure Improve Children's Learning in the Developing World?", which seems relevant to this post, was evaluated by The Unjournal – see https://unjournal.pubpub.org/pub/evalsumleadexposure/. Please let us know if you found our evaluation useful and how we can do better; we’re working to measure and boost our impact. You can email us at contact@unjournal.org, and we can schedule a chat. (Semi-automated comment)