Precision fermentation upgrade
More efficient precision fermentation could be on the way with the development of synthetic living cells. A major advantage of this approach is that these...
Tag : Synthetic Biology
Nutropy develops “cheeseable milk”
Using precision fermentation to produce dairy proteins is hardly big news these days (how quickly times change!) But the big takeaway here is that Nutropy making...
Norway invests in cellular agriculture
More governments are investing in research into new food technologies. Norway joins the list with the Research Council of Norway funding research into cultivated meat...
The post-pandemic future of food
Listen to my interview with Steve Wells, co-editor of Aftershocks and Opportunities 2: Navigating the Next Horizon, about my chapter on ‘Five Technologies Shaping the Post-Pandemic...
Genetic engineering isn’t a dirty word
Hooray! Thanks Elaine and Magi, an article that actually mentions that “genetically engineered” organisms are used rather than a euphemism like simply “engineered” or “precision fermentation” As Magi...
Growing cheese in plants?
Growing cheese in plants? That’s what startup Nobell Foods are doing; well they’re growing bovine casein in plants, soybeans to be exact. They came out of stealth...
Synbio will eat the world, and the world will eat synbio
As I’ve said before, “Synbio will eat the world, and the world will eat synbio” One of my favourite synbio ag companies, Pivot Bio, demonstrates this...
The death of a thousand cuts?
The death of a thousand cuts as another source of animal ag value could disappear with Geltor Inc. releasing its PrimaColl synthetic biology (synbio) derived...
Clara Foods escapes the scale up Valley of Death
Simply the best, and the biggest. The inability to scale up kills the competitiveness of many new technologies. Not so for Clara Foods with their partnership...
Synthetic biology will eat the world
Synthetic biology company bit.bios new opti-ox™ platform could provide a major boost to cultivated meat production. This is because their system has the potential to significantly...