
Is quinoa the new pea protein?
Tara DiMaioDr. Ofir Benjamin, a scientist in Israel and a recipient of GFI's research grants, is exploring this high-protein grain's capacity to be a breakout ingredient in plant-based meats.
Dr. Ofir Benjamin, a scientist in Israel and a recipient of GFI's research grants, is exploring this high-protein grain's capacity to be a breakout ingredient in plant-based meats.
Projects can be 12-60 months and have a minimum budget of $300,000. No matching funds are required. The deadline for applying is October 9, 2019.
GFI research grant recipient Dr. Ivana Gadjanski is developing a new generation of sensors to monitor nutrients and biomass during cell-based meat production.
GFI's new fact sheet quantifies plant-based meat's potential to help build a sustainable food supply by reducing land use, greenhouse gas emissions, water use, aquatic pollution, and antibiotic use.
GFI research grant recipient Dr. Peter Stogios is exploring how to make growth factors—key proteins for producing cell-based meat—at a fraction of the cost. By focusing on these proteins, Dr. Stogios aims to make all cell-based meat production less expensive.
With a clearer understanding than ever of the impact of industrialized civilization on our home planet, forestalling and reversing the degradation of earth's ecosystems is the next moonshot.
Mari-Liis Tammik is researching oat protein fermentation to optimize the texture, flavor, and nutrition of plant-based meat.
"As one person, even with all of the interactions I have with my patients, my impact is small. But by contributing to the Good Food Institute each month, I can be part of something much bigger."
Cellular agriculture, recombinant proteins, and other species like fungi can all help build an animal-free future.
Hear GFI executive director Bruce Friedrich explain why it’s critical that we modernize meat production in order to mitigate climate change.