Stanford-founded Nitricity raised $50 million from Chipotle and Khosla Ventures to turn California’s abundant almond shell waste into organic fertilizer. The startup’s “Ash Tea” product reduces ...
My old car had a bumper sticker that said, “Peace begins in the kitchen…go vegan.” We are all interconnected, and I believe that what we choose to eat is a pathway to peace with all living beings and ...
What started as a seed of an idea discussed between two friends has this year borne fruit. Published in Advanced Functional Materials in the summer, the Greco team sat down with AZoNano to discuss ...
Laser-induced graphene (LIG) is a promising material for sensors and circuits, typically made by laser-scribing carbon-rich plastics like polyimide. But, as research aims to better contribute to ...
California’s almond co-products move from agricultural residue to high-value engineered materials, powering a new wave of sustainable manufacturing across consumer, home, and mobility sectors.
Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. and Khosla Ventures LLC are among investors providing a fresh round of funding for a startup that makes fertilizer from ground almond shells. Fremont-based Nitricity, ...
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