The world of the future is kind of unfathomable at this point when it comes to normalizing 3D-printed food, but the Creative Machines Lab at Columbia Engineering have done it -- 3D-printed chicken ...

A team of scientists at Columbia University says it’s found the answer to a fundamental question: Can food be cooked on the inside using lasers? And that answer is an emphatic yes. People can indeed ...

Researchers at Columbia have used multi-wavelength lasers to cook 3D-printed chicken. Apparently, it tastes like chicken. We were not overly surprised that 3D printed chicken protein cooked up to ...

Fans of the kitchen from The Jetsons and food "replicators" from the Star Trek franchise may soon be able to digitally print dinner — and heat it at the touch of a button. And scientists say they ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- KFC believes it will soon hold the recipe to the "meat of the future," but it would be more like printing instructions. The fast food chain has partnered with Russian company 3D ...

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A figure displaying how different wavelengths of laser light cook different regions of 3D-printed chicken. Graphic: Blutinger et al, npj Science of Food 2021 If you’re tired of cooking chicken that ...

A team of scientists at Columbia University says it’s found the answer to a fundamental question: Can food be cooked on the inside using lasers? And that answer is an emphatic yes. People can indeed ...