[USA] A Seattle-based bio electronics company is showcasing the ability of its magnetic frequency technology to affect metabolic
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Study suggests potential for increased output for biofuel and other algae-related products
[USA] Nativis, Inc., a clinical stage life science bio-electronic company developing non-invasive, safe and highly effective Continue reading Study suggests potential for increased output for biofuel and other algae-related products
NREL research takes off for international space station
[USA] Experiments bear repeating, especially when they explode on their way to the International Space Station. Continue reading NREL research takes off for international space station
Algae: Waste to sustainable biofuels
[Japan] Algae could provide a more sustainable alternative source of biofuel according to a study made by researchers from the Kobe Continue reading Algae: Waste to sustainable biofuels
Making oil from algae: Towards more efficient biofuels
[Japan] The mechanism behind oil synthesis within microalgae cells has been revealed by a Japanese research team. This discovery Continue reading Making oil from algae: Towards more efficient biofuels
Red and violet light reset the circadian clock in algae via novel pathway
[Japan] As anyone who has spent wakeful nights suffering from jetlag will attest, the human body has a strong sense of time. The Continue reading Red and violet light reset the circadian clock in algae via novel pathway
Hydrogen production: This is how green algae assemble their enzymes
[Germany] Researchers at Ruhr-Universität Bochum have analysed how green algae manufacture complex components of a Continue reading Hydrogen production: This is how green algae assemble their enzymes
Flickering light could one day be a powerful neurological switch for brain disorders — if scientists can learn how to harness it properly
[USA] One of the major goals of neuroscience is to be able to switch brain cells on and off in a non-invasive way. It could help patients Continue reading Flickering light could one day be a powerful neurological switch for brain disorders — if scientists can learn how to harness it properly
How can algae see? They have eyespots!
[USA] Chlamydomonas are single-celled green algae similar to pond scum. Like plants, Chlamydomonas cells make energy from sunlight. Continue reading How can algae see? They have eyespots!
Algae discovery offers potential for sustainable biofuels
[USA] James Umen, PhD, associate member at Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, and colleagues have discovered a way to make algae Continue reading Algae discovery offers potential for sustainable biofuels