The use of algae as a sustainable alternative to soy and fishmeal in animal feed has gained considerable attention in recent years. Algae, with its high protein content and rich nutritional profile, offers an eco-friendly solution to meet the growing…
In the realm of environmental science, phytoremediation has emerged as a promising technique for the bioremediation of polluted soils. This process uses living plants to absorb, immobilize, or degrade pollutants from the environment. Among the various organisms used in phytoremediation,…
The global agricultural sector is currently facing a myriad of challenges, key among them being the need for sustainable practices that not only boost crop yields but also conserve the environment. In response to this, research has been directed towards…
Microalgae, the microscopic photosynthetic organisms found in both freshwater and marine systems, have been recognized for their potential in wastewater treatment. These tiny powerhouses can absorb and metabolize harmful contaminants, converting wastewater into cleaner water and producing valuable biomass in…
The potential of algae biofuels as a sustainable energy solution has been widely recognized, but the commercialization of this technology has faced significant challenges. These hurdles range from technical issues, like improving algae yield and efficiency, to economic factors such…
Algae, the humble green plant-like organism found in oceans and freshwater bodies, is increasingly being recognised for its high nutritional content and numerous health benefits. In addition to its dietary advantages, algae are also making waves in the cosmetic industry,…
The escalating threat of climate change has necessitated the exploration of innovative techniques to mitigate the impacts of excessive carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Among these, algae-based carbon capture projects have emerged as a promising strategy, harnessing the natural photosynthetic ability…
As the world’s population continues to grow, the need for sustainable, efficient food production is becoming increasingly critical. Traditional agriculture can be resource-intensive and often contributes to environmental degradation. However, a promising solution is emerging from an unlikely source –…
The potential of algae as a biofuel source has been recognized for decades. However, the path to commercialization is fraught with significant challenges. These include high production costs, the need for large-scale cultivation, and the development of efficient harvesting and…
In the realm of algal bioreactor design, one of the crucial decision-making points lies in the choice between open and closed systems. Each of these systems comes with its unique set of advantages and challenges that can significantly impact the…