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Tech to table : 25 innovators reimagining food / Richard Munson.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Munson, Richard, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Food industry and trade--Technological innovations.
Food industry and trade.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (xii, 282 pages) : illustrations (black and white)
Edition:
1st ed.
Other Title:
Tech to table : twenty-five innovators reimagining food
Place of Publication:
Washington, D. C. : Island Press, 2021.
Summary:
Imagine eating a burger grown in a laboratory, a strawberry picked by a robot, or a pastry created with a 3-D printer. You would never taste the difference, but these technologies might just save your health and the planet's. Today, landmark advances in computing, engineering, and medicine are driving solutions to the biggest problems created by industrialized food. Tech to Table introduces readers to twenty-five of the most creative entrepreneurs advancing these solutions. They come from various places and professions, identities and backgrounds. But they share an outsider's perspective and an idealistic, sometimes aggressive, ambition to rethink the food system.
Contents:
Introduction: The rise of innovators
Part. 1. Deliver proteins. 1. Josh Tetrick, Eat Just
rethinking the chicken and the egg
2. Uma Valeti, UPSIDE Foods
avoiding animal slaughter
3. Patrick Brown, Impossible Foods
making burgers from plants
4. James Corwell, Ocean Hugger Foods
turning tomatoes into tuna
5. Virginia Emery, Beta Hatch
farming insects
6. Leonard Lerer, Back of the Yards Algae Sciences
growing algae and mycelia
Part. 2. Reduce food waste. 7. Irving Fain, Bowery Farming
bringing crops closer to consumers
8. James Rogers, Jenny Du, and Louis Perez, Apeel Sciences
coating foods
9. Bob Pitzer, Harvest CROO
picking strawberries robotically
10. Raja Ramachandran, ripe.io
tracking food with blockchain
11. Lynette Kucsma and Emilio Sepulveda, Foodini
printing 3D meals
12. Daphna Nissenbaum, TIPA
cutting plastic packaging
Part. 3. Curtail poisons. 13. Sébastien Boyer and Thomas Palomares, FarmWise
plucking weeds robotically
14. Jorge Heraud and Lee Redden, Blue River Technology
spraying precisely
15. Irina Borodina, BioPhero
messing with pest sex
Part. 4. Nourish plants. 16. Diane Wu and Poornima Parameswaran, Trace Genomics
mapping soils
17. Eric Taipale, Sentera
analyzing fields from above
18. Ron Hovsepian, Indigo Ag
providing probiotics to the soil
19. Karsten Temme and Alvin Tamir, Pivot Bio
feeding nitrogen to crop roots
20. Tony Alverez, WaterBit
watering precisely
Part. 5. Cut carbon. 21. Rachel Haurwitz, Caribou Biosciences
editing genes
22. Lee Dehaan, The Land Institute
planting perennials
23. Joshua Goldman, Australis Aquaculture
blocking burps
24. Julia Collins, Planet FWD
creating a climate-friendly food platform
25. Stafford Sheehan and Gregory Constantine, Air Company
cutting carbon with vodka
Conclusion: Disrupting farms and foods.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
9781642831917
1642831913
OCLC:
1263027901

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