[Norway] Norway’s Lingalaks has begun growing salmon that have had Veramaris’ algal oil worked into their diet, the company said.
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Monthly Archives: January 2019
UK firm buys Israeli maker of algae-mimicking medical adhesives
[Israel, UK] Advanced Medical Solutions Group, a maker of surgical and wound care products, has acquired startup Sealantis for $25 million Continue reading UK firm buys Israeli maker of algae-mimicking medical adhesives
Japanese algae farm receives ASC-MSC certification for sustainable production
[Japan] A Japanese algae farm, whose microalgae products can be used in the production of biofuels, has become the first in the world Continue reading Japanese algae farm receives ASC-MSC certification for sustainable production
Put down your Spirulina smoothie and invest in enriching algae products
[Global] Superfoods have become a mainstay in our contemporary culture. You can hardly go out for a bite without someone pouring an Continue reading Put down your Spirulina smoothie and invest in enriching algae products
US researchers find Chlorella vulgaris algae removes pollutants from wastewater
[USA] US researchers have found that a single-celled fresh water algae Chlorella vulgaris is effective in eliminating pollutants from Continue reading US researchers find Chlorella vulgaris algae removes pollutants from wastewater
Pond converts smokestack emissions into fuel for edible algae products
[Global] Most people probably don’t think anything good could come from thick clouds of toxic fumes spewing out from industrial Continue reading Pond converts smokestack emissions into fuel for edible algae products
Coralline red algae have existed for 300 million years longer than previously presumed
[Australia] Coralline red algae have existed for 130 million years—in other words since the Cretaceous Period, the time of the dinosaurs. Continue reading Coralline red algae have existed for 300 million years longer than previously presumed
The algae’s third eye
[Germany] Just like land plants, algae use sunlight as an energy source. Many green algae actively move in the water; they can Continue reading The algae’s third eye
This Young Scientist project is turning algae into pints of the black stuff (crude oil, that is)
[UK] The number of projects relating to climate change and renewables at this year’s BT Young Scientist and Technology Continue reading This Young Scientist project is turning algae into pints of the black stuff (crude oil, that is)
Shrimp made from algae that looks and tastes like the real thing
[USA] Shrimp, the United States’ most popular seafood, is notorious for being farmed using practices that destroy the environment. Continue reading Shrimp made from algae that looks and tastes like the real thing