Is Vertical Farming the High Tech Future of Food? With a global population projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050 and ...

including making the most of CRISPR and other technologies to accelerate the evolution of food production Expanding and analyzing many pools of data involved in growing and producing food ...

Scientists are interested in understanding genetic control of grass inflorescence architecture because seeds of cereal grasses (e.g. rice, wheat, maize) provide most of the world's food.

The multiscale structure evolution of food during processing is a multifaceted ... offering opportunities for innovative product design and production, including but not limited to techniques ...

But what she uniquely captures here is the latest chapter in the evolution of food production, in which technology — in the form of robots and computers — is the central character.

Our recent paper in Nature Ecology & Evolution reviewed hundreds of studies to show how humanity’s drive for increased food production has fundamentally altered ecosystem biostructure — the ...

The findings suggest all three major sectors of food animal production (cattle, chickens and pigs), have acted as backgrounds for the evolution and emergence of this pathogen. "The contribution of ...

Chemicals and factory farming are seen as the logical next step in the evolution of food production for mankind. Jacob Rosin, co-writing with Max Eastman, describes the eventual "victory of ...