Mark Kotter

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Mark Kotter
Born	Mark Reinhard Kotter Calgary, Canada
Nationality	Austrian, Canadian
Alma mater	University of Graz, University of Cambridge
Known for	cell programming, degenerative cervical myelopathy
Scientific career
Fields	Biology, Neurosciences, Medicine
Institutions	University of Cambridge, bit.bio, clock.bio, Myelopathy.org, Meatable
Website	mark-kotter.medium.com

Mark Kotter (born 1971) is a Canadian neurosurgeon, biologist, and entrepreneur. He is the founder and CEO of the biotechnology company bit.bio and the co-founder of the cultured meat company Meatable.