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Consumers may not fully understand precision fermentation yet, but many are curious enough to taste the results. New qualitative research from the EIT Food Consumer Observatory, published ahead of World Food Day on Oct. 16, suggests that this curiosity creates an important opportunity for food innovation, provided companies can answer consumers' questions clearly and deliver on the first bite. Precision fermentation uses microorganisms such as yeast or fungi to produce specific substances, like proteins or fats, which can then be used as food ingredients.

Melanie Carolan is researching something of a moving target. Carolan, a doctoral student in natural resources and Earth systems science, is studying the New Hampshire and Maine coast from above the waterline in an attempt to accurately map a coastline that doesn’t necessarily look the same from one day to the next. The nearshore waters she studies present unique challenges, making them particularly difficult to map: Tides shift the shoreline, navigation hazards make boat surveys risky, and the habitats themselves are easily disturbed. But Carolan is working with Jennifer Dijkstra, research assistant professor, and a broader research team to use technology to overcome some of those challenges. Her research utilizes a combination of several remote sensing systems, including aerial drones that map seaweeds and boating hazards, to fill in the mapping picture. Better nearshore data means better information for coastal navigation, construction and conservationIn her previous work, Carolan used remote underwater video systems to track where fish, crabs and lobsters live and move, addressing gaps in fishery-independent monitoring data as species distributions shift.

(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)EA Sports announced Tuesday that its Fight Night boxing video game franchise will return, ending a long break for a series that has not released a new instalment since 2011. The announcement came through a newly created EA Sports Fight Night social media account. “To everyone who stayed in our corner: Fight Night is coming back,” the post read. The accompanying image showed a pair of boxing gloves hanging above a ring with the line “The fight is never over.”EA did not reveal a title, platforms, a release window, gameplay details or which studio is developing the game. No trailer was released with the announcement. The most recent game in the series, Fight Night Champion, was released in 2011. EA has since focused its combat sports efforts on its EA Sports UFC series, and fighters including Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have appeared in those games. Return Follows Earlier Reports of Cancelled PlansInsider Gaming reported in September that an earlier plan to revive Fight Night had been cancelled about a year ago.

Some of Formula 1’s most populat drivers are already serious about photography. Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris have both been seen with Leica cameras, and Norris runs a separate Instagram account for his photos. That overlap goes well past the drivers, or even the intricate pieces that goes into both cars and cameras, says Mike Giannattasio, president of Leica Camera North America.

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Formula 1‘s luxury ambitions are extending to the camera business.