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The protein factory of the future may operate less like a production line and more like a living ecosystem, recycling its own nutrients to produce the next batch of food. Researchers at the University of Queensland have developed a circular system using waste from cultivated-meat production to grow microalgae. The algae absorb nutrients left behind in the cell-growth process, produce oxygen and are then processed so some of those nutrients can be fed back into the system to