We have selected and cultivated microalgae that 'feed' on carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus present in wastewater. By using ...

Microalgae have emerged as a promising bioresource for sustainable biotechnological applications, aligning with global efforts towards eco-friendly ...

"Microalgae have remarkable properties that ... high-nutrient food sources, and even wastewater treatment, aligning with the principles of a circular economy. Successful examples include Spirulina ...

Research has shown that the microalgae’s antioxidant properties can also have detoxifying effects, boost immunity and lower cholesterol — and some studies have found it can even fight depression.

Ian Bradley’s research focuses on creating sustainable biological processes for water and wastewater treatment. His work includes developing techniques for using microalgae to remove nutrients from ...

Microalgae is rich in protein, amino acids, fatty acids, and vitamins. Should we all be eating it? More than 820 million people in the world do not have enough food to eat, and since 2015 the ...

Converting microalgae produced from sewage into fuel and fertilizer using new solvent extraction methods! Although mass culture of CO 2-absorbing microalgae from sewage was successfully achieved in ...

Dead octopuses have been found along South Australian beaches as environment authorities say a microalgae bloom could be to ...

A clinical trial is under way for a new treatment for coeliac disease, an autoimmune condition affecting around 20 per cent ...

Treatment with microalgae worked despite a dose of antibiotics 3,000 times smaller than was needed intravenously. The researchers tested the algae in mice with a severe form of pneumonia caused by ...

A toxic microalgae linked to fish and octopus deaths along South Australian beaches has been identified, with environment authorities blaming the bloom on a "marine heatwave" and "warmer-than-usua ...