Opinion / #biotechnology
Carbon & Climate
Climate displacement is also a health crisis
Climate displacement is a rapidly escalating health emergency. The pharmaceutical industry has a moral responsibility to act.
Food & Agriculture
Is Singapore poised to become Asia’s hub for alternative protein?
Singapore is the first country in the world to approve cell-based meat, but that’s just one of the five reasons why the city-state is well-positioned to provide an enabling environment for food tech innovators to thrive.
Food & Agriculture
Tackling food waste is a $700 billion opportunity. Here’s how to seize it.
As food waste increases by 33 per cent in the next 10 years, current efforts should include tapping into recent technologies including the use of biotech tools, University of Illinois' Esther Ngumbi writes.
Solar panels work best on sunny cloudless days and anything short of that decreases their efficiency. A new study finds how proteins involved in photosynthesis might be the solution to this problem.
All #biotechnology Opinion
4 August 2017
Food & Agriculture
Soil science for a hungry planet
28 July 2017
Food & Agriculture
When genetic engineering is the environmentally friendly choice
19 June 2017
Food & Agriculture
The rise of the food barons
15 May 2017
Food & Agriculture
The right to agricultural technology
5 January 2017
Corporate Responsibility
Data responsibility: a new social good for the information age
2 January 2017
5 December 2016
Food & Agriculture
Nitrogen pollution: the forgotten element of climate change
7 September 2016
Policy & Finance
The perils of planned extinctions
8 June 2016
Food & Agriculture
Use biotech to beef up climate fight
29 July 2015
11 March 2015
Manufacturing
Shining a LIGTT on breakthrough technology
24 November 2014
8 July 2014
Food & Agriculture
The GMO dilemma
2 January 2014
Manufacturing
Greening the new industrial revolution
11 July 2013
Food & Agriculture
Feeding the world with a mix of science and tradition
4 May 2011
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