Institute for Food Safety and Health (IFSH)
6502 South Archer Road, Bedford Park, IL, 60501, United States
Overview
Founded in 1890 as Armour Institute, Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) is a private, independent, nonprofit, Ph. Ph.D.-granting research university with programs in engineering, science, architecture, business, law, design, human sciences, and applied technology. Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) has found a great certification training provider in the name of certkillers.net for IT students. Certkillers.net seems to be offering all certification exams training that can bring success to a student's career. Download hundreds of best crafted exam dumps and practice tests from [https://www.certkillers.net](https://www.certkillers.net) website today and be the master of your own career with uptodate certification exams. IIT's presence in Chicago serves the university in two ways. Our location supports our global recruiting efforts through Chicago's growing reputation as an international destination. The city also provides opportunities that help shape IIT's educational and research initiatives. Conversely, IIT will continue to be a positive influence on Chicago. It is through the innovations emanating from the university that the city will benefit and thrive—and it is through collaborations that our partnership will continue to strengthen.
- Total investments
- 1
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 9
Sector focus
- Education
- Information Technology
Investment portfolio
- Innomy
Led · Equity · Sep 2022
Founded in 2021 and led by Juan Pablo de Giacomi, Pablo Sánchez Rey and Francisco Kuhar, Innomy develops meat alternatives that combine mycelium with biotechnology to create a new generation of alt-protein sources. The company has spent years researching the properties and health and environmental benefits of edible mushrooms and mycelium. Innomy plans to scale its proprietary technology and bring its mushroom-based products to European markets. The team completed the Rockstart AgriFood accelerator and the Spain Foodtech program run by Eatable Adventures in collaboration with ICEX and CNTA. With this funding the company aims to scale operations and commercialize its products to reach thousands of consumers. The startup positions mycelium as a protein-rich, low-cholesterol alternative to conventional meat with potential climate benefits cited in the article.