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How Phytoplankton Endangers Fish Farms - and the Best Way to Combat the Threat

Did you know that 99 percent of all biomass in the ocean is invisible to the human eye? To help put that in perspective, a teaspoon of seawater can hold over a million different living organisms – all tiny, often single-celled. Among them are phytoplankton – essentially the ocean’s microscopic plants and the foundation of the largest food chains on the planet. While too tiny ...

Estimation and evaluation of auto-flocculated algae harvesting efficiency using the population balance in turbulence model in flotation process

Algae are considered water pollutants because they form algal blooms in stagnant water. Algae harvesting technology, however, can help convert them into a useful industrial material like biomass. ...

Algae Biomass Organization Announces Agenda for the 2019 Algae Biomass Summit

The Algae Biomass Organization (ABO), the trade group for the algae industry, today announced the preliminary agenda for the 2019 Algae Biomass Summit, to be held in Orlando, Florida, September 16-19, 2019. The new agenda and early-bird registration ...

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Algae Culture in Biotechnology

Algae Photobioreactors to Valorize Microalgae. Algae are an important biotech feedstock for pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, omega-3 oils, carotenoids, pigments, and biofuels, and used in waste remediation to sequester nutrients, heavy metals, and greenhouse gases. Our turnkey photobioreactors (PBRs) let you hit the ground running, culturing algae for high value bioproducts, or clean inoculum for ...