IFT FIRST’s Startup Pavilion brings technical, business and scientific professionals under one roof — a true rarity at agrifood events.
UK-based research group Oxitec has started genetically engineering moths to make them infertile to help farmers control and reduce the destruction of their crops.
Microbial DNA maker Zymergen recently announced a $42M Series A led by Data Collective, with a group of investors participating, including AME Cloud Ventures, Draper Fisher Jurveston,
New research says there’s a better way to make biofuel and paper. Scientists at the University of British Columbia have genetically modified trees to
Scientists are working on a greener alternative for JP-10 fuel, or more commonly known as missile fuel. Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology
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