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Silkworms, Locusts And More: Singapore Approves These 16 Insects As Food
While approving these insects for "human consumption or as animal feed", SFA informed that the production should be safe, and not in the "wild".
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Singapore Approves 16 Insects Including Silkworms And Grasshoppers For Human Consumption
The announcement has delighted industry players who have been gearing up for this long-awaited moment.
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Ant Rolls To Cricket Cheesecake: This 'Bug Cafe' Serves Up Insect Tapas
Ant spring rolls, silkworm taro croquettes and a "bug mac" -- Cambodia's first insect tapas restaurant is mixing cocktail culture with creepy crawler fare.
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All In The Family: Kumaraswamy Out, Wife Gears Up For Ramanagara Bypoll
After the death of an MLA and the resignation of four other representatives, Karnataka is gearing up for bypolls to three Lok Sabha and two assembly seats on November 3. Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy, who had won two seats, held on to Channapatna and resigned from Ramanagara. Keeping it all in the family, his wife -- Anitha Kumaraswamy -- has been ...
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Hear This Out: These Tiny Ear-Implants Spun By Silkworms Can Help Restore Hearing
The team of researchers led by Marcus Atlas from Ear Science Institute Australia, has invented a tiny bio-compatible silk implant on which the patient's own cells grow and flourish ensuing in a healed eardrum.
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Australian Researchers Use Silkworms To Repair Damaged Eardrums
Silkworms could have the potential to repair damaged eardrums, a team of Australian researchers has found.
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Second thriller due from JK Rowling alter ego Galbraith
JK Rowling is back with a novel involving a writer whose acid-tipped pen may have led to murder.
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Silk protein boosts E-book efficiency: Scientists
Taiwanese scientists said they had discovered that a protein created by silkworms in the production of silk can be used to manufacture a component that will make e-books more efficient.
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Silk protein boosts E-book efficiency: Scientists
Taiwanese scientists said they had discovered that a protein created by silkworms in the production of silk can be used to manufacture a component that will make e-books more efficient.
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Silkworms, Locusts And More: Singapore Approves These 16 Insects As Food
While approving these insects for "human consumption or as animal feed", SFA informed that the production should be safe, and not in the "wild".
-
Singapore Approves 16 Insects Including Silkworms And Grasshoppers For Human Consumption
The announcement has delighted industry players who have been gearing up for this long-awaited moment.
-
Ant Rolls To Cricket Cheesecake: This 'Bug Cafe' Serves Up Insect Tapas
Ant spring rolls, silkworm taro croquettes and a "bug mac" -- Cambodia's first insect tapas restaurant is mixing cocktail culture with creepy crawler fare.
-
All In The Family: Kumaraswamy Out, Wife Gears Up For Ramanagara Bypoll
After the death of an MLA and the resignation of four other representatives, Karnataka is gearing up for bypolls to three Lok Sabha and two assembly seats on November 3. Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy, who had won two seats, held on to Channapatna and resigned from Ramanagara. Keeping it all in the family, his wife -- Anitha Kumaraswamy -- has been ...
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Hear This Out: These Tiny Ear-Implants Spun By Silkworms Can Help Restore Hearing
The team of researchers led by Marcus Atlas from Ear Science Institute Australia, has invented a tiny bio-compatible silk implant on which the patient's own cells grow and flourish ensuing in a healed eardrum.
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Australian Researchers Use Silkworms To Repair Damaged Eardrums
Silkworms could have the potential to repair damaged eardrums, a team of Australian researchers has found.
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Second thriller due from JK Rowling alter ego Galbraith
JK Rowling is back with a novel involving a writer whose acid-tipped pen may have led to murder.
-
Silk protein boosts E-book efficiency: Scientists
Taiwanese scientists said they had discovered that a protein created by silkworms in the production of silk can be used to manufacture a component that will make e-books more efficient.
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Silk protein boosts E-book efficiency: Scientists
Taiwanese scientists said they had discovered that a protein created by silkworms in the production of silk can be used to manufacture a component that will make e-books more efficient.
