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For Tiffany Hua, research analyst for Boston-based materials innovation research and advisory firm Lux Research, seeing the collaborators “partner up and pool resources really showcases the progress and maturity that both have achieved” after operating in same innovation sphere for several years.

Associate Research Director Dr. Harini Venkataraman will provide a deep dive on phytonutrients at NutraIngredients’ Active Nutrition Summit, taking place in Amsterdam this October (9-11).

Most reviews have been “highly critical of its quality,” said Chris Robinson, a senior director at Lux Research covering automotive and energy transition. “It’s hard to see this organization justifying a proposed $23 billion valuation.”

Deepesh Bista, an agricultural technology analyst with Lux Research, says there’s a lot to learn about the basic science behind these technologies, but he’s optimistic they’ll reduce farming’s dependence on synthetic fertilizer. He’s less convinced that farmers will be able to replace synthetic fertilizer completely, as some firms, such as Pivot Bio, say is possible.

According to Tiffany Hua, an analyst specializing in material innovation with Boston research and advisory firm Lux Research Inc., Inversa and anyone else in the lionfish leather business may face the challenge of making the leather scalable and cost-effective.

Authorities in China are increasingly pinning hopes on new-energy products – electric vehicles (EVs), lithium-ion batteries and solar batteries – becoming critical cogs in the engine of its export sector.

“Chemical companies cannot follow the same path as they have been doing for the past 70 or 100 years: research, find a chemical, sell it, and keep selling it,” says Tim Appachanda, an agricultural analyst with Lux Research.

Irish Country Living’s Janine Kennedy examines the reasons why we might not be excited over the growing number of sustainable products on the market in a conversation with Lux MotivBase Co-Founder Ujwal Arkalgud.

Silicon Valley Bank’s failure was just another step in the reshaping of the US innovation ecosystem away from Silicon Valley, particularly for climate-related technologies, Anthony Schiavo, a research director at Lux Research, says in a recent webinar.