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The future of plant production starts at the origin of life. Foray uses plant cells and AI-powered plant biology to grow materials, molecules, and seeds at scales never before possible.

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News AgNavigator.com 5 months ago
Foray Bioscience and Z's Nutty Ridge target a faster path to scaling hazelnut trees
A new partnership between plant biomanufacturing start-up Foray Bioscience and New York-based nut tree breeder Z's Nutty Ridge aims to overcome one of agriculture's hardest scaling problems: how to commercialise elite varieties of long-lived perennial cro
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News mit 7 months ago
Designing a more resilient future for plants, from the cell up
Foray Bioscience, founded by MIT alumna Ashley Beckwith, is engineering plants from single cells to create new materials and protect endangered species.
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