GFI awards $3M in funding to 14 scientists for plant-based and cell-based meat research
Erin Rees Clayton, Ph.D.GFI's Inaugural Competitive Research Grant Program will fund open-access research worldwide.
GFI's Inaugural Competitive Research Grant Program will fund open-access research worldwide.
Following GFI's collaborations with Stanford and Berkeley to establish courses on slaughter-free meats, we're making this learning opportunity available to anyone and everyone.
This research is essential and exciting to ingredient companies, plant-based meat manufacturers, and anyone who wants to eat better pea-based products.
Watch GFI Senior Scientist Dr. Liz Specht's crash course on clean meat production at the Good Food Conference. Dr. Specht walks through a basic framework for what this process will entail at an industrial scale.
GFI scientists have identified the top 24 universities with phenomenal potential to become global leaders in plant-based and clean meat research.
Plant-based and clean meat research have huge potential to catalyze the evolution of our food system and solve critical global issues — and GFI wants to help researchers pursue this work.
This explicit request indicates that the U.S. government's premier agricultural research agency recognizes the potential of plant-based and clean meat to contribute to a healthy, humane, and sustainable food system.
A few months after their cover story on clean meat, The Institute of Food Technologists has run a cover story about plant-based meat, eggs, and dairy!
GFI's work made the cover of The Institute of Food Technologists Magazine. Now alternative proteins are getting top billing at the group's international conference.
First, we domesticated animals. Now we can domesticate the cell itself. A new GFI resource explains!