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Japanese researchers develop real-time sensor to track sugar movement in plants

24 July 2025

Japanese researchers develop real-time sensor to track sugar movement in plants

Researchers in Japan have developed a needle-type multi-enzyme biosensor that can monitor sucrose levels in living plants in real time.

Barry Callebaut teams up with Zurich University of Applied Sciences to advance cocoa cell culture research

22 July 2025

Barry Callebaut teams up with Zurich University of Applied Sciences to advance cocoa cell culture research

Barry Callebaut has teamed up with the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) to research the potential of cocoa cell culture technology.

Scientists develop edible canola oil microspheres to improve fat integration in alternative proteins

18 July 2025

Scientists develop edible canola oil microspheres to improve fat integration in alternative proteins

Researchers from the Brazil's Federal Center for Technological Education of Minas Gerais and the Federal University of Minas Gerais have introduced a novel solution to one of the biggest challenges in alternative protein development: replicating the fat characteristics of conventional meat.

Researchers investigate seaweed as sustainable alternative for cultivated meat production

30 June 2025

Researchers investigate seaweed as sustainable alternative for cultivated meat production

A joint research project between James Cook University (JCU) and the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) is investigating seaweed as a sustainable, low-cost replacement for conventional cell culture media used in cultivated meat and seafood production.

University of Tokyo researchers identify key to improving flavour of cultured meat

13 June 2025

University of Tokyo researchers identify key to improving flavour of cultured meat

Researchers from the University of Tokyo have made progress in enhancing the taste of cultured meat by identifying and manipulating the amino acids responsible for flavour.

Cultivated proteins could hit beef and dairy hardest, research finds

2 June 2025

Cultivated proteins could hit beef and dairy hardest, research finds

A new study by the James Hutton Institute and Norway’s Ruralis Institute for Rural and Regional Research has found that beef, lamb, milk and eggs are more exposed to market competition from lab-grown protein alternatives than pork and chicken.

Research study unlocks new functional F&B potential through Xampla’s microencapsulation technology

22 May 2025

Research study unlocks new functional F&B potential through Xampla’s microencapsulation technology

A new peer-reviewed study has shown how bio-based materials start-up Xampla’s novel plant protein microcapsules protect fat-soluble...

Lab-grown fish offers hope for seafood allergy sufferers

1 April 2025

Lab-grown fish offers hope for seafood allergy sufferers

Researchers at James Cook University have unveiled findings that could transform seafood consumption for millions with allergies.

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