Streamlining Food Safety Testing with Rapid Test Kitsby Andrea ToluGraphene-based sensors have the potential to simplify testing for foodborne pathogens
NewsNot So Simple: Mosses and Ferns Offer New Hope for Crop Protectionby John Innes CentreUnveiling an exciting new research frontier in the global challenge of protecting crops from the threat of disease
NewsTomato Triumph: Genetic Key to Chill-Proof Crops Unveiledby Nanjing Agricultural UniversityBreakthrough is pivotal for cultivating crops with stable yields in cooler climates, bolstering global food security
NewsWastewater Is a Viable Medium for Growing Lettuce Hydroponically, Study Showsby University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental SciencesUsing aquaponics wastewater could create a circular ecosystem for organic waste recycling and food production
NewsZinc Can Boost Crop Resilience to Climateby Aarhus UniversityZinc plays an important role in the nitrogen fixation process of legumes
NewsEditing Plant Genomes to Further Sustainable Agricultureby Donald Danforth Plant Science CenterA new tool allows fast, cost-effective trait editing
NewsResearch Review Concludes Plants Are Healthier for Your Heart than Meatby ElsevierNew research review article analyzes the impact of PBMAs on cholesterol levels and blood pressure
News3D-Printed Sensor to Detect Foodborne Pathogensby American Institute of PhysicsThis chip can quickly detect multiple pathogens simultaneously
NewsDebunking Myths about Intermittent Fastingby University of Illinois at ChicagoNew commentary clears the air on the potential adverse effects of intermittent fasting
NewsMaking ‘Blood Oranges’ Healthier by Cooling Themby University of FloridaStoring the blood oranges at 40 to 53 degrees enhances anthocyanin, phenolic content, and antioxidants
NewsWorld's Oldest Wine Found in a 2,000-Year-Old Tombby University of CórdobaThe white wine was buried in a Roman tomb
NewsKeto Diet Improves Memory in Aging Miceby Buck Institute for Research on AgingUnderstanding these mechanisms may allow us to improve memory without a ketogenic diet
NewsBreeding Sweaty Cattle May Boost Food Securityby University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences,Meredith BauerCattle stop eating when they're hot, so how can we keep them eating in a warming world?
NewsCommon Sugar Substitute Linked to Heart Attack, Stroke Riskby Cleveland ClinicXylitol, a zero-calorie sweetener, is found in sugar-free candy and toothpaste
NewsA Tool for Assessing the Effects of Processed Foodsby Virginia Tech,Leigh Anne KelleyThe new tool helps scientists evaluate the “rewarding and reinforcing” properties of processed foods
NewsIntermittent Fasting Positively Affects Weight and Gut Healthby Arizona State University,Richard HarthNew study shows that intermittent fasting can help improve gut microbiome diversity
NewsBiodegradable Teabags Fail Environmental Impact Testby University of Plymouth,Alan WilliamsNew study finds that some "biodegradable" teabags don't fully degrade in soil
NewsNew Evidence Shows Key Role Nutrition Plays in Healthy Brain Agingby University of Nebraska-Lincoln,Deann GaymanThe nutrient profile is characteristic of the Mediterranean diet
NewsDeveloping a More Sustainable (and Nutritious) Chocolateby ETH ZurichCocoa-fruit chocolate uses cocoa fruit jelly instead of powdered sugar
NewsUsing Satellite Imagery of Crops' Fluorescence to Predict Crop Yieldsby Cornell UniversityResearchers use satellite imagery to predict crop yields by measuring solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence