Tag: Lumen Bioscience

Special Report: Reinventing Biologic Drugs – Part 3

Feb 3, 2022 | Health & Nutrition

Special Report: Reinventing Biologic Drugs – Part 2

Feb 1, 2022 | Health & Nutrition

Part 2: Reinventing medical proteins An interview with Brian Finrow, CEO Lumen Bioscience: by Mark...

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Special Report: Reinventing Biologic Drugs – Part 1

Jan 31, 2022 | Health & Nutrition

An interview with Brian Finrow, CEO Lumen Bioscience by Mark Edwards (Editor’s note: Here we begin...

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NewsBits…August 12, 2021

Aug 12, 2021 | NewsBits

Seagriculture Innovation Award Nominations Close 8/15 The organizers of Seagriculture ONLINE 2021...

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NewsBits…July 22, 2021

Jul 22, 2021 | NewsBits

Lumen Bioscience to Grow Spirulina in Historic Seattle Bakery Lumen Bioscience has announced the...

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NewsBits…June 17, 2021

Jun 17, 2021 | NewsBits

Blue Ocean Barns Closes Funding Round for Production of Seaweed Blue Ocean Barns announced the...

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Videos

Algae Robots Deliver Drugs in the Body

Sep 28, 2022

Tiny algae robots are swimming through the lung fluids of mice, delivering antibiotics straight to...

Making Algal Blooms Less Harmful

Sep 21, 2022
Spirulina Voices Interview: Jiamjit Boonsom

Sep 14, 2022
Dunaliella Salina and the Food Industry

Sep 7, 2022
Spirulina Voices Interview: Ike Levine

Aug 31, 2022

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September 27, 2022: Nanoengineers have developed microscopic robots made from algae cells that can deliver medication and clear up bacterial pneumonia.

September 22, 2022: Food pioneers Sophie's Bionutrients and NewFish have joined forces to develop dairy alternatives from microalgae.

September 20, 2022: DIC Corporation will invest US$9 million into Earthrise and a Chinese subsidiary, to produce a natural blue food colorant from Spirulina.

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Throughout 2022 there have been record amounts of Sargassum that washed up on the shores of Florida, the countries that border the Gulf of Mexico, the islands of the Caribbean, and the countries of West Africa, caused by excess fertilizer, raw sewage, and soil runoff.

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