Category: Videos
ecoLogicStudio’s Algae-Powered “Tree One”
Design practice EcoLogicStudio has turned algae into a biodegradable biopolymer, from which it has...
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Have a Beer and Save the Ocean
Vancouver Island University (VIU) has teamed up with a nearby Qualicum Beach brewery, Love Shack...
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Provectus Algae’s Precision Photosynthesis
In this video, Provectus Algae explains its end-to-end biomanufacturing platform that decarbonizes...
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Fighting Red Tide with Clay Flocculation
University of Southern Florida (UCF) professor Kristy Lewis and her team think they figured out...
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Coccolithophores and Climate Change
University of Arizona astrobiologist Daniel Apai and biosystems engineer Joel Cuello work in the...
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European Seaweed is Having a “Blue Revolution”
Nordic Seafarm, on the Western coast of Sweden, began as a university spinoff backed by the...
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Growing Kelp in Puget Sound
Enjoy this dive into the world of kelp in Puget Sound with the Puget Sound Restoration Fund...
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Algae Gives Concrete a Better Environmental Footprint
Four University of Colorado professors came up with an idea inside their labs to use algae to make...
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Zerocircle Developing Seaweed for Plastic Replacement
Neha Jain, Chief Seaweed Officer & Founder of India’s Zerocircle has 14 years of experience...
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Algae Researcher Creates Biophotovoltaic Paper
What if your wallpaper could generate electricity? Dr. Marin Sawa is using biotechnology to print...
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Environment
Algenesis, Trelleborg Partner to Create Sustainable Fabric Coatings
Algenesis, developer of a production platform for bio-based polyurethanes made from plant-based...
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May 30, 2023: Following an extensive restructuring AlgaEnergy, of Madrid, Spain, has partnered with Europe’s De Sangosse Group in a deal that will enable a concentrated focus on the Group’s agricultural markets, specifically agribiological inputs including biostimulants, biofertilizers, and biocontrol. READ MORE…
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May 25, 2023: A marine research team led by Professor YAN Qingyun has proposed a method to assess the net carbon sink of marine macroalgae. Their research suggested that the net carbon sink of Gracilaria cultivation in China was about 32.1-92.4 kilotons per year from 2011 to 2020. READ MORE…
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May 23, 2023: A marine research team led by Professor Yan Qingyun has proposed a method to assess the net carbon sink of marine macroalgae (Gracilaria) cultivation. READ MORE…
