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Let’s get small
Since writing on nanotechnology over two decades ago, the science of the very small has grown to become a substantial multibillion-dollar global industry backed by more than $5 billion in annual research funding from industrialized nations like the United States,…
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Water droplets could be next weapon in fight against food pathogens
Scientists at Harvard have engineered water droplets into tiny chemical-free “bombs” that when they bounce on toxic microorganisms, they zap them out of existence
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India calls on Canada for investment and its food industry know how
India’s minister for food-processing industries spent a week in Canada with a five-member business delegation, reports The Economic Times of India. The minister, Subodh Kant Sahai, called upon Canadian companies to invest in India’s food processing industry, the fastest growing…
