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Natural Ingredients: Source of Ingredients: Microalgae-derived compounds are increasingly used in cosmetics for their antioxidant properties and skin benefits. Market Demand: The growing trend towards natural and sustainable ingredients in personal care products opens avenues for microalgae ...
ByEVES ENERGY based in Central Region, SINGAPORE
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FlowCam is a valuable tool to monitor microalgae culture growth for industries including wastewater treatment, nutraceuticals, food and beverage, and biofuels, as well as in traditional culture collections. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
Sustainability Aspect: Utilizing microalgae for bioplastics contributes to reducing plastic waste and reliance on petroleum-based ...
ByEVES ENERGY based in Central Region, SINGAPORE
Wastewater Treatment: Cultivating microalgae in wastewater not only cleans the water but also produces biomass that can be utilized as ...
ByEVES ENERGY based in Central Region, SINGAPORE
Bioactive Compounds: Types: Microalgae produce a variety of bioactive metabolites, including carotenoids (like astaxanthin), omega-3 fatty acids, and polysaccharides. ...
ByEVES ENERGY based in Central Region, SINGAPORE
Market Potential: With rising fossil fuel prices, biodiesel derived from microalgae presents a viable alternative, particularly when crude oil prices exceed $100 per ...
ByEVES ENERGY based in Central Region, SINGAPORE
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FlowCam provides a powerful tool to assess food supply and health of larvae in shellfish aquaculture operations or to monitor harmful algal blooms in finfish operations. FlowCam is ideally suited for aquaculture research thanks to its unique ability to target phytoplankton and shellfish larvae in a single platform. Save valuable time and understand the fundamental building blocks of fish and shellfish growth with FlowCam. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
Problem: To operate safely and efficiently, cargo ships take in water to provide stability. This water, referred to as ballast, carries all kinds of bacteria, microbes and micro-algae. The ballast water must inevitably be discharged when the ship takes on cargo, often thousands of kilometers away from the port of origin, transferring pathogens and aquatic organisms that can cause serious environmental, economic and health ...
ByUviTec, part of ABB (Formerly Real Tech Inc.) based in Whitby, ONTARIO (CANADA)