Tag: Alexia Akbay

Interview with Symbrosia’s Alexia Akbay

Sep 1, 2021 | Women of Algae

Mitigating Methane from Sheep with Red Seaweed

Jul 28, 2021 | Videos

by Mariya Abdulkaf/The Verge Methane is a gas that has 28 times the warming capacity of carbon...

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Seaweed Farming Empowering Kenyan Women

Feb 1, 2023

Seaweed farming is helping to economically empower Kenyan women living on the country’s...

Spirulina Voices: Katie Kohlstedt of Spirulina Viva

Jan 25, 2023
Space-traveling Algae Back for Analysis

Jan 18, 2023
Ocean Organics’ Seaweed to Fertilizer

Jan 11, 2023
Meet Israel’s BarAlgae

Jan 4, 2023

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February 2, 2023: Young Algaeneers in the seaweed and/or microalgae area are invited to the 7th edition of the Young Algaeneers Symposium (YAS 2023) featuring scientific presentations and interactive discussions. YAS 2023 is organized by and for young Algaeneers, with the support of the European Algae Biomass Association.

January 31, 2023: A nasally delivered and orally boosted vaccine, employing edible algae, protected mice from malarial infection, setting the stage for future vaccine trials in humans. Employing edible algae, a new vaccine delivered through the nose and mouth protected mice from malarian infection, setting the stage for future vaccine trials in humans.

January 26, 2023: Billionaire Bill Gates has announced a $12M investment in Australian start-up Rumin8, which is developing a seaweed-based feed to reduce the methane emissions cows produce.

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