MIT's breakthrough in clean energy: This innovative tech could power boats, trucks, & even planes—without hauling dangerous hydrogen tanks. Instead, aluminum is the fuel, and caffeine speeds up the reaction. https://t.co/b3j0dAHROJ
MIT alumnus Victor Ambros ’75, PhD ’79 (pictured, left) and Gary Ruvkun (right), a former MIT postdoc, have won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for work on microRNA. https://t.co/K5d3NehkLB @MIT_alumni
Congratulations to MIT alumnus Victor Ambros '75, PhD '79 and former postdoc @gary_ruvkun for winning a Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology! 🏅 @MIT_alumni
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In June, the US Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) invalidated 23 out of 24 claims in an Impossible Foods patent following a challenge by Motif FoodWorks.
#futureoffood#altprotein#plantbased#patents
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Thanks to their unique properties, ultrafine bubbles are gaining traction in everything from indoor ag to wastewater treatment. But new research suggests they could also deliver higher yields in #precisionfermentation operations, claims Hydrosome Labs. https://t.co/YZiMsxGDVo
🌱🍳🥛 Another US state limits people's food choices.
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has signed a bill that restricts the labeling of plant-based and cultivated meat and egg alternatives.
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