Researchers from Connectomix Bio are investigating a method to transform agricultural waste into lipids for use in meat alternatives.
The method will involve turning discarded parts of crops, such as corn husks, into a gas. This gas will then be used to feed microbes, which will produce lipids via fermentation. The resulting fatty acids could be added to cultivated and plant-based meats, improving their taste and texture.
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