Food Industry Innovations
The future of food production, innovation and engineering could look very different from what we've taken without any consideration within the present day. The incorporation of several disciplines into the singular process of manufacturing food could see the arrival of a so-called post-animal bio-economy.The adoption of things like 3D printing, lab-grown meat, the blockchain. vertical farming and cellular culturing could see agriculture and farming (for food) extinct. Just believe that for a second - we could literally get on the brink of retiring the very innovation that made civilization possible.Whatever the case could also be , the longer term of food technology will never be an equivalent again. These 11 are fine samples of the strides being made during this field today.The technology will work as you anticipate - by building the top product layer by minute layer. This solution will offer endless possibilities for the form , texture, composition, and ultimately, taste of food products within the future.3D printing can probably be likened to the replicators in Star Trek, albeit tons slower and more cumbersome. Like Star Trek, 3D printing will allow you to customize the ultimate dish to your specific demands and tastes - a bit like cooking for yourself but without all the work.TNO believe that this technology are going to be fashionable food producers, retailers, and consumers alike. Whether it'll usurp the growing momentum in robotic chefs (more on them later) or compliment them - only time will tell. the longer term of food production looks interesting indeed. Plus 3D printing will greatly reduce the
waste produced from 'conventional' cooking and will be wont to promote healthy high-tech food and completely redefine how we produce 'recipes'.
High Impact List of Articles
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Reassessment of the dysplastic nevus concept in the 21st century:a proposal for a two-tiered system of classification
Hebah Aboul-Fotouh, Lauren A Baker, Michelle Lucero Jackson ,Clay J Cockerell
Editorial: Clinical Investigation
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Reassessment of the dysplastic nevus concept in the 21st century:a proposal for a two-tiered system of classification
Hebah Aboul-Fotouh, Lauren A Baker, Michelle Lucero Jackson ,Clay J Cockerell
Editorial: Clinical Investigation
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The European Network of Gynecological Oncology Trial groups
Vergote I, Pujade-Lauraine E, Pignata S, Kristensen GB, Ledermann J, Casado A, Sehouli J, Mirza M, Fossati R, Marth C, Ottevanger N, Del Campo J,Siddiqui N, Calvert P, Bamias A, Tulunay G, Van der Zee AGJ, du Bois A
Research Update: Clinical Investigation
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The European Network of Gynecological Oncology Trial groups
Vergote I, Pujade-Lauraine E, Pignata S, Kristensen GB, Ledermann J, Casado A, Sehouli J, Mirza M, Fossati R, Marth C, Ottevanger N, Del Campo J,Siddiqui N, Calvert P, Bamias A, Tulunay G, Van der Zee AGJ, du Bois A
Research Update: Clinical Investigation
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Acknowledgements: Clinical Investigation Vol 1, Iss 6
Acknowledgements: Clinical Investigation
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Acknowledgements: Clinical Investigation Vol 1, Iss 6
Acknowledgements: Clinical Investigation
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Clinical trials in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: update and perspectives
Eva Baroke, Shyam Maharaj, Martin Kolb
Review Article: Clinical Investigation
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Clinical trials in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: update and perspectives
Eva Baroke, Shyam Maharaj, Martin Kolb
Review Article: Clinical Investigation
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How to advance medical research: less regulation, more money and more specific strategies?
OA Cornely, D Arenz
Editorial: Clinical Investigation
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How to advance medical research: less regulation, more money and more specific strategies?
OA Cornely, D Arenz
Editorial: Clinical Investigation
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