How alternative protein companies can work with U.S. National Laboratories
The United States Department of Energy’s 17 National Laboratories offer infrastructure and expertise directly relevant to the alternative protein sector. In this guide, you’ll find an overview of the National Labs network, relevant capabilities, and best practices for setting up Lab partnerships to accelerate R&D and de-risk commercialization.
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- About the U.S. National Laboratories
- How the National Labs work with the private sector
- Relevant National Labs for alternative proteins
- How to set up a partnership
- Best practices for successful engagement
- Case studies
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California state programs
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Illinois state programs
These Illinois state grants, loan programs, and tax credits may be accessible to the alternative protein industry.
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