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Sustainable bioproduction: feed bacteria carbon dioxide to make sugar, bioplastic and biofertilisers

Bioengineered bacteria produce a range of sustainable commodities using waste carbon dioxide.

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Fish farming has a sustainability problem and genetic engineering might be the solution

Benefits of a broader biotech adoption in aquaculture will extend beyond the developed world to improve the lives of those...

Mar 29, 2020

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AI and plant biotech could produce sustainable omega-3 oils

Innovators are using artificial intelligence and genome editing to develop camelina plants to produce omega-3 nutritional oils.

Feb 26, 2020

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Biotech can help feed sustainable, healthy diets to 10 billion people

GMOs can make nutritious food affordable to the poorest, helping us meet dietary targets to protect the environment, improve public...

Jan 28, 2020

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Carbon dioxide-eating microbes: synthetic biology can initiate sustainable industrial revolution creating circular economy

Genetically engineered bacteria and yeast grow on carbon dioxide instead of sugars. Synthetic biology organisms can initiate a sustainable revolution.

Nov 11, 2019

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How genetically engineered crops can help us colonise space

The recent discovery of a new water-containing planet that orbits a distant star has grabbed headlines. This is the first time...

Apr 01, 2019

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Genetic engineering can improve agrobiodiversity

Preserving biodiversity is vital to maintain our ecosystems and keep the climate in balance. When it comes to biodiversity, we...

Feb 19, 2019

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Plant breeding: conventional v mutation v genetic modification (GMOs) v gene editing

Plant breeding is an art of improving crops to meet our needs. We all want and need food that looks...

Jan 26, 2019

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Only science will prevent next famine. Just like last time.

An average American farmer from 1930s grew enough food to feed four people. In the 1960s, the farmer produced enough...

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