Funded by the European Union
Arguing for a focus on the plant, not the technology
It depends.
Artificial intelligence helps us learn what we actually like
When will we be eating gene-edited food?
Spoiler alert: It’s not.
The steaks and Omega-3 of the future
Will 3D printers change food forever?
Combining traditional knowledge with data
Would you try this?
Can harvesting robots handle fruits and vegetables?
Would you try glow in the dark ice cream?
Could a digital approach create food transparency?
The science behind active honey.
How are communities coming together to help?
The short answer is no.
And is it safe?
It's not all doom and gloom
Learn about lab-grown meat!
Is lab-grown meat an ethical, environmentally friendly alternative?
Can astronauts grow their own food?
This start-up turns inedible food into something glamorous
Do you know these trends?
How hard is it to switch out plastic?
Farms use artificial intelligence?!
How to grow food in cities!
Nutrition in space - how does it work?
There are so many ways insects help our environment & agriculture.
Ever wonder what astronauts eat in space?
How do we find perfectly ripe fruit in the supermarket?
What did sailors used to eat?
What is the vending machine of the future?
Keeping crops pest-free without conventional pesticides
How will the human race feed itself in the distant future?
So, what is aquaponics?
Are they really as good for the environment as we think?
Do you know how vertical farms work?
Did you ever think there could be ‘drama’ in science? Well, then let me tell you a bit about CRISPR-Cas9.
Have you ever tried an insect? Maybe you won't have to!
Does GMO automatically mean it’s bad?
G-M-O. You probably know what it stands for: genetically modified organism.
New and inventive ways of getting probiotics into what we eat are being developed!
CRISPR stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats. Quite a mouthful to say, isn’t it?
You ordered take-out and the restaurant forgot to give you plastic utensils. Maybe that wasn’t so terrible?
Whether you like it or not, you probably have an opinion on GMO. But how much do you actually know about it?
So, what exactly is CRISPR? It’s been in the news a lot recently, but what are the ins-and-outs?
