Algae Research at Cambridge

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Created: 2015-06-24 15:47
Institution: Department of Plant Sciences
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Description: There is increasing interest in the exploitation of microalgae as a sustainable feedstock for a variety of products (such as diesel, omega-3 oils, pigments, enzymes) to replace those currently sourced from fossil oil and gas, crop plants and animals.

The University has researchers from many disciplines who work on algae, in departments including Architecture, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Chemistry, Engineering, and Plant Sciences.

The new Algal Innovation Centre at the University of Cambridge will address the requirement for scale-up and pilot facilities to enable translation of fundamental research and showcase technologies.
Website: http://www.bioenergy.cam.ac.uk/algalinnovationcentre
 

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EnAlgae Pilot Facility


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Polar Algae


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Polar Algae research


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Interview with Dr Matthew Davey, Senior Research Associate at the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge, about the polar algae research conducted at the...

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Institution: Department of Plant Sciences

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Polar Algae research


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Interview with Dr Matthew Davey, Senior Research Associate at the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge, about the polar algae research conducted at the...

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Institution: Department of Plant Sciences

Created: Fri 23 Oct 2015


Upcycling Waste


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Institution: Department of Plant Sciences

Created: Thu 25 Jun 2015