This algae “bioreactor” is designed to capture as ... The harvested algae can be used to make products like food, fertilizer, cosmetics, and even fuel. Researchers have been considering ...

The algae inside the Eos Bioreactor lives inside a tube system and water tank within the device, which is pumped full of air and exposed to artificial light The reactor uses a specific strain of ...

The bio-reactor then creates algae outputs in the form of “carbon hockey pucks”, which can be used as fuel, food, bio-plastic products and more. The bioreactor has a small and modular design ...

Flower Street BioReactor Los Angeles, 2009 Our point of departure for this project was to engage the nascent cultural paradigm shift from thinking about energy as something which comes magically ...

Inside the bioreactor, algae does the work ... fertilizer—could potentially be consumed onsite. For other products, the algae would need to be collected and processed elsewhere.

A new algae bioreactor can suck as much carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere as roughly an acre of forest — potentially giving dense cities a new weapon in the fight against catastrophic climate ...

NASA invented an algae photo-bioreactor that grows algae in municipal wastewater to produce biofuel and a variety of other products. The NASA bioreactor is an Offshore Membrane Enclosure for ...

Build this DIY algae bioreactor using recycled water bottles and household objects to harness algae as biofuel and reduce your carbon footprint. In this Instructable, we describe how to build a ...

The machine monitors factors like light, available carbon dioxide, temperature and more to maximize the amount sequestered by the algae. “One Eos Bioreactor sequesters the same amount of carbon ...