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Bee-Free Honey Startup
US bee-free honey startup MeliBio has been snapped up by FoodYoung Labs, a Swiss venture studio and innovation hub. The deal includes MeliBio’s consumer brand Mellody, which sells plant-based honey, its Generation 1 technology and related IP. It doesn’t involve the Generation 2 precision fermentation technology, which would have enabled the firm to produce bioidentical honey without the bees. It comes months after the Californian startup bagged an undisclosed sum in a pre-Series A round, taking its total raised to around $10M. The financing was a pivot from a planned Series A round that would have netted the business another $10M, but the funding challenges of the food tech market meant this never materialised.
Neuro Flow Labs launches nifty sleep tech neckband on Kickstarter
Hong Kong-founded sleep technology creator Neuro Flow Labs just launched a unique new sleep wearable for insomnia treatment on Kickstarter.
The Vyntalix Deep Sleep Neurostimulator works its magic by harnessing cervical transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation (ct-VNS) — a means of invigorating the vagus nerve with electrodes.
This device is relatively novel in comparison to the various sleep tech headbands out there as it is designed to be worn on your neck. However, there is one similar device made by the Lithuanian technology creator Pulsetto, but it is more expensive and doesn’t have one of Vynatlix’s capabilities.
Neuro’s device is “complemented by 650-nanometer laser-targeted irradiation of the carotid artery” that promotes metabolism and improves blood microcirculation at the same time, as specified by the company.
原題 : Portable paper chip enables multiplex testing of infectious diseases
The RCP-Chip, developed by a research team at NYU Abu Dhabi, is a paper-based diagnostic device capable of detecting infectious diseases such as the coronavirus within 10 minutes. This device requires no power source, specialized equipment, or personnel, and can operate with a heat source equivalent to the temperature of warm water at 65 degrees Celsius. The RCP-Chip is composed of a single sheet of paper integrated with microscopic structures, enabling detection with just one drop of liquid.This technology is well-suited for rapid testing in resource-limited areas and has the capability to detect multiple pathogens simultaneously. Future developments aim to integrate the device with smartphones and further enhance its detection capabilities.
Train an AI Taste Model to Personalize Recipes Fast
Food is no longer just about instinct or experience—AI is changing how we flavor meals. From analyzing chemical compositions and sensory data to predicting consumer flavor preferences, AI is transforming food-product development from art to science [Source: Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science & Food Safety, 2025].
Human clinical trials have confirmed that “dried beer yeast” and “yeast cell walls derived from baker's yeast” improve the intestinal environment.
Metagen Co., Ltd. has conducted joint research with Asahi Group Foods Co., Ltd. to evaluate the effects of “dried beer yeast” and “yeast cell walls derived from bread yeast” on the human gut when ingested, and confirmed that both have the potential to improve gut health.The findings of this study were presented at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Nutrition and Food Science (Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture) on May 25, 2025 (May 23–25, 2025).
Demonstration experiment to improve cleaning efficiency in station toilets using odor sensors
Starting in April 2025, JR East Environment Access will begin a pilot program aimed at improving the efficiency of station toilet cleaning by utilizing the odor sensor “FlavoTone.” This sensor measures odors in real time and detects when cleaning is necessary. It is expected to help maintain cleanliness while reducing excessive cleaning. The company plans to evaluate the implementation status and costs before considering expansion to stations nationwide.
Researchers develop innovative model to study sense of smell
Scientists at Tufts have created a powerful 3D model of nasal tissue that reveals surprising new insights into how our sense of smell regenerates and why it sometimes fades. Contrary to past assumptions, a supposedly inactive type of stem cell called HBCs may be key to repairing damaged smell neurons. These cells appear to support the birth of new sensory neurons, and their decline with age could help explain why older adults often lose their sense of smell. The model is easy and affordable to replicate, opening the door for global research into smell loss tied to COVID-19, aging, or diseases like Parkinson s.
National survey to evaluate electricity costs for home medical equipment
Americans who rely on home medical devices are facing electricity rate increases ranging from $120 to over $700 per year. Monthly household electricity bills could increase by up to 40%. Electricity costs could limit patients' use of necessary home medical devices.
Wearable continuous diffusion-based skin gas analysis
Current wearable device technology enables detailed tracking of physical, chemical, and hormonal biomarkers. However, the potential class of biomarkers remains largely unexplored, particularly those related to gas emissions from the body. We introduce a concept that enables sampling of gas emissions from the skin by forming a 3D cavity that facilitates continuous gas exchange with the surrounding environment.
Gourmey reduces the cost of cultivated meat to €7/kg
Gourmey reduces the cost of cultivated meat to €7/kg French startup Gourmey has garnered attention as the first company to apply for regulatory approval in the EU. According to an analysis by Arthur D. Little, the company suggests that it is possible to produce cultivated meat at a commercial scale using a 5,000-liter bioreactor at a cost of €7/kg.This price represents the lowest cost confirmed through a third-party technical-economic model. Gourmey claims it can produce at a scale of 1,700 tons using six bioreactors with capital expenditures of less than €35 million.To reduce costs, the company has adopted a continuous process and uses undifferentiated cells and suspension-type cell structures. Additionally, by using food-grade processes and media, production costs are kept low. CEO Nicholas Morin-Forest noted that using early-stage embryonic cells and media free of growth factors and proteins enhances cost efficiency. The regulatory approval process is not directly impacted, and the goal is to promote discussions on the practicality of the technology.
Scientists uncover the link between the skin microbiome and mental wellbeing for the first time
A study has been published that reveals for the first time a link between the skin microbiome and mental health. The study, published in the British Journal of Dermatology, found that Cutibacterium bacteria present on the skin are associated with reduced stress levels and improved mood.The study was conducted by Unilever, the Microbial Innovation Center at the University of Liverpool, and the Brain and Behavior Research Laboratory, and supports the concept of the skin-brain axis. Skin microbiomes were collected from 53 participants, and their psychological health was assessed, revealing that skin microbes may influence mental health. The study concluded that further research into the role of specific bacterial species and a better understanding of the skin-brain axis are crucial for future research.
How F&B innovators are enhancing emotional states and senses with new flavor technologies
The ability to capture emotions and enhance emotional and sensory experiences is emerging as an important trend in the flavor space. As global consumers seek adventurous and imaginative flavors and applications, F&B innovators are faced with the challenge of creating evolving flavor solutions that deliver new and compelling tastes.
Improving walking with OrthobotⓇ | The potential and effectiveness of walking assistance robots
Walking is one of the most basic and important movements in daily life, and walking impairments significantly impact quality of life (QOL). For individuals requiring rehabilitation, improving walking ability is a key goal. In recent years, robot-assisted walking training has gained significant attention. Among these, “Orthobot” is an innovative walking learning support robot developed to assist knee movement. This article provides a detailed overview of Orthobot's objectives and expected effects.