Thursday 19 March 2015 10:00am to 6:00pm
Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge
About
Algae are present in every biome of the planet, ranging from species found in the coldest regions of Antarctica to the hottest deserts. This remarkable biodiversity means that algae represent a rich resource: as expression hosts, sources of new enzymes or metabolic pathways, and for their biofuel potential. As molecular tools and cultivation methods advance, microalgae are beginning to show promise for industrial biotechnology and biorefining. This event seeks to present research into new applications for microalgae.
This one-day symposium will take place on 19 March 2015 and will consist of three parts:
1) Algal biotechnology research in the UK
2) Algae in Northwest Europe: Results from the Energetic Algae project
3) Exploring and exploiting diversity in polar algae
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Contact
Dr Brenda Parker