Marine biotechnology and microalgae

Most active in this area

• UNIVERSITE LAVAL

  Canadian research university contributing Arctic field expertise, boreal ecosystem science, and photonics to European consortia across climate, health, and materials research.

  “Partner in GHaNA (Haslea microalgae for blue biotechnology) and ICEPRINT (sea ice microalgae DNA as climate proxies).”

  CA20 projects
• UNIVERSITE DU MANS

  French university with deep expertise in acoustics (aviation noise, surface waves), speech AI, marine biotechnology, and CO2 storage research.

  “GHaNA project (coordinated) developed photobioreactors and biorefinery approaches for the diatom genus Haslea, targeting natural blue pigments and lipids.”

  FR13 projects
• FUNDACION CANARIA PARQUE CIENTIFICO TECNOLOGICO DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA

  Canary Islands science park specializing in outermost region R&I capacity building, marine biotechnology, and Macaronesian science engagement.

  “GHaNA project explored the diatom genus Haslea for blue biotechnology applications including natural pigments, biorefinery, and aquaculture.”

  ES9 projects