The post Now You Can 3D Print Your Chicken Then Cook It With Lasers appeared first on Nerdist. Scientists at Columbia University 3D printed a piece of chicken then cooked it with various types of ...

The business model will focus on selling 3D bio-printers and bio-inks designed to develop delicious, nutritious, safe, and consistent cultivated meat from ethically harvested cells. 3D bio ...

The space agency awarded a $125,000 contract in 2013 to develop 3D-printed food with a 30-year shelf-life for eating far away from Earth. This story was provided to Newsweek by Zenger News .

In a bold move that epitomizes innovation and culinary advancement, Steakholder Foods Ltd, an international deep-tech food company, has unveiled its groundbreaking business model centered around ...

A team in the U.S. has used robotic lasers to cook 3D-printed samples of chicken — and they say that the food was superior in taste and texture to conventional cooking methods.

To cook their 3D-printed chicken properly, the scientists used a blue laser, a near-infrared laser, and a mid-infrared laser. The colors of the lasers represent various wavelengths of light, which ...