Can you print food? That's a tricky line to walk, but with 3D printing, the day of taking molecules and enzymes essential to food and combining them piecemeal is approaching. One startup thinks ...

In the last few years 3D printing has gone from a niche within a niche, to one of the most headline-grabbing fields in tech. Consumers haven't exactly embraced the technology, but it is beginning to ...

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NUTRI3D is leveraging 3D printing technology to develop nutrient-rich foods using fruit processing byproducts and plant cell ...

Italian scientists are pioneering a novel approach to sustainable snacking, developing sweet treats from lab-grown plant ...

The machine was unveiled last Saturday at the Tech Food Hack event in Cambridge. Although details on how it works are still a bit sparse, it is said to utilize "a molecular-gastronomy technique called ...

Italian scientists are creating innovative snacks using lab-grown plant cells and fruit residues, transformed by a 3D printer ...

With global bee populations dwindling at an astonishing rate, there is a risk that produce supplies will be diminished at some point in the near future. A new generation of innovators, such as Bezalel ...

Italy, renowned as a 'land of gourmets,' is developing technology to create useful food for resource-limited environments ...

Scientists in Italy are developing sweet snacks with lab-grown plant cells and fruit residues, producing a material that a 3D printer can then process into ‘pastries’ with high nutritional ...