Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein opens at Imperial College London

Cecilia Keating
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London research hub to focus on development and commercialisation of alternative proteins that can reduce environmental footprint of food production

A new sustainable protein research centre has officially opened today at Imperial College London, backed by a $30m grant from the Bezos Earth Fund. The new Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein will...

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