Mexico Trial Biogas Production from Seaweed Energy
A laboratory in Mexico has developed a prototype system that converts seaweed into biogas.
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A laboratory in Mexico has developed a prototype system that converts seaweed into biogas.
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The seaweed-based drug is called Oligomannate and according to China's drug safety agency, can be used for the treatment of mild to moderate Alzheimer's.
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European Commission launches pilot platform to showcase project results
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A harvesting trial of Saccharina latissima by GENIALG partners SINTEF Ocean and Seaweed Energy Solutions (SES)
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23rd International Seaweed Symposium (ISS) 28th April – 3rd May 2019 in Jeju, Korea
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Seaweed farming - how we are fast adapting and innovating to provide for the rising global demand for algae as a source of energy, food, clothing, animal feed, cosmetics, algotherapy, bioplastics, fertiliser, textiles, nutraceuticals and pharmaceuticals!
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Algal biomass is emerging as a sustainable raw material for the bioeconomy. However, potential exploitation of algae is sometimes hindered by limited knowledge of the microbial pathways and biochemical functions of algal enzymes.
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What has Irish seaweed and penicillin got in common?
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A start-up, SeaSpace from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is designing a platform where seaweed farmers are able to gain insights from satellite data from the European Space Agency.
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The all-natural Vollebak T-Shirt is made from algae, eucalyptus, spruce, and beech wood and can be composted after consumer use!
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A seaweed, Laminaria ochroleuca, harvested in northern Portugal, has been found to contain cultivable actinobacterial strains that show promising antimicrobial and anticancer activities.
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To support the delivery of the research projects GENIALG and GlobalSeaweed-STAR, SAMS is recruiting a support scientist with microbiology or molecular biological skills
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A one-day workshop organised by GENIALG and the Irish Seaweed Consultancy to assess the socio-environmental benefits of seaweed aquaculture in Ireland.
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Check out the Gachon Collection inspired by SAMS researcher Claire Gachon and the algae-pathogen interactions she studies!
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An introduction to the project, its objectives, activities, partners, expected impacts and the concept of seaweed biorefinery
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ATTENTION ALL!! Please give your opinion on the socio-environmental benefits of seaweed farming by answering this survey on nature’s contributions to people
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Algae a plant for the future, GENIALG Project Coordinator Philippe Potin (CNRS) and GENIALG partner C-Weed Aquaculture spoke about the project, seaweed, its uses and benefits for the future on France 3 television channel. Watch it here and learn about Les Promesses de l'Algue - The Promises of Seaweed!
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Sea lettuce seaweed strains show extensive variation in growth and metabolism, demonstrating a large potential for boosting biomass and metabolite yields in aquaculture in Ireland
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The first GENIALG E-Newsletter has been published! You can read it here.
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Kelp breeding, GENIALG, and GWAS, what's the (G) point? - Dr Claire Gachon
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7-10 January 2019, held by The Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) in Oban, Scotland.
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GENIALG presentation by Elisabete da Costa of University of Aveiro: Seaweeds lipids in health-promotion: Lipidomics holding with lipid diversity
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GENIALG presentation by Rosário M. Dominguesa of University of Aveiro: Lipidomics approaches to disclose seaweeds phenotype and for bioprospection
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8th - 12th October 2019, Brest, France. GENIALG held its first conference on Sustainable biorefinery for marine resources, led by CNRS and OLMIX Group, partners of the project, as well as CBB Capbiotek.
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GENIALG project was represented for the second year at the exhibition dedicated to GENIALG and Universidade de Aveiro (UAVR). The event took place in Aveiro Exhibition Park, Portugal, 11-13 October 2018.
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The EU H2020 projects GENIALG and MACROFUELS held another successful joint workshop at the Scottish Association for Marine Science on November 15th 2018 in association with the Scottish Seaweed Industry Association.
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The benefits arising from efficient seaweed processing and subsequent successful development of new products from its unique compounds provides great opportunities to create significant impact from such a renewable resource.
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ALGAplus products were exhibited at Biofach, one of the most important exhibitions in the organic agri-food sector.
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Algaia’s new head office location in Brittany only 20 kilometres from the second largest brown seaweed field in Europe
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From 4th-5th February 2019, OLMIX held a Launch Seminar in Egypt releasing several products to boost animal immunity in the country.
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OLMIX Group, one of our GENIALG partners, has extensively researched and now developed specific algal extracts that have various beneficial uses in animal care.
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The European Commission has been working on standardising algae and algae-based products as a result of European seaweed industry growth.
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The VOPSA 2.0 project has created an eco-innovative and sustainable industrial process for extracting Omega-3 and Astaxanthin from marine microalgae.
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Dr Suzi Billing of the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS), one of the GENIALG project partners, has recently published research entitled - ‘Using public comments to gauge social licence to operate for finfish aquaculture: Lessons from Scotland’.
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GENIALG partner Seaweed Energy Solutions AS (SES) has received €1.6 million from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under the Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) Instrument.
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ALGAplus product Tok de Mar, canned sardines (boneless and skinless) with organic olive oil and seaweed (Ulva rigida and Fucus vesiculosus) won an honourable mention in the Food and Nutrition Awards 2018
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The Netherlands Organisation for applied scientific research (TNO) opened the world’s first laboratory to solely focus on the large scale processing of seaweeds
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A one-day event held in November 2018, entitled ‘Exploring Opportunities in Blue Biotech and Aquaculture’
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University of Aveiro participated in workshops during the Lipids in the Ocean Conference, 20th – 22nd November 2018 in Brest, France.
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The GENIALG Consortium visited C-Weed Aquaculture as part of the GENIALG mid-term review on 5th September 2018.
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In September 2018, ALGAplus began to control another stage of its integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) system
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LESSONIA were very happy to have won Gold in the Green Ingredient Award at in-cosmetics global 2018 held on 17th April 2018 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Read moreA one-day session on “Sustainable biorefinery for marine resources”, led by Station Biologique de Roscoff (CNRS) and OLMIX, partners of the GENIALG H2020 project, as well as CBB Capbiotek, will take place on Thursday 11 September as part of Sea Tech Week.
Read moreThe GENIALG project will host a one-day session on Sustainable biorefinery for marine resources on Thursday 11 September. It will be the opportunity to discover pioneering companies and projects implementing the concept of large-scale integrated biorefineries in the EU.
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Deadline for applications: 4th July 2018
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Full PhD title: "Industrial wastewater bioremediation using algae for bioenergy production". Deadline for application: 22nd June 2018
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The paper, written by Frédérique Viard and IDEALg Work Package 2 researchers, explains that, rather than farms, it is marinas who are the most important factor in the evolution of this new kelp species introduced along the French coast of the English Channel.
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An exciting post-doc opportunity on algal-bacterial interactions is being offered by Station Biologique de Roscoff, France.
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Project partner Lessonia has been awarded the Green Ingredient Award at In-Cosmetics for its development of an active cosmetic ingredient derived from the brown algae Laminaria.
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Algal Research for Policy-Making and Biotech (ARPMB) provides an international forum for communicating recent advances in algal research and for promoting the link between science, policy and biotechnology.
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