The goal of this project is to develop and disseminate an open-source bioreactor to grow microalgae, and to develop new uses for microalgae in response to evolving societal and environmental needs.

C-NET's Martin LaMonica writes that Linc Energy and Bio Clean Coal will create a prototype bioreactor (cost: $1 million) that will grow the algae that eat the carbon from the coal plant's emissions.

The box could be exchanged for an empty one at each fill up. The greenbox would be sent an algae bioreactor where the CO2 would be used to feed the algae. The algae would then be used to produce ...

Smith and KU researchers are working to turn algae, grown in the bioreactors filled with treated wastewater, into biofuel. Kansas University researchers are working to turn microbes from treated ...

We engineer the community and not individual cells.” “The department recently saw an installation a new 400 litre photobioreactor at the Arthur Willis Environment Centre (AWEC), for those that don’t ...

Arm partner Hypergiant’s work exploring the use of AI to improve algae bioreactors that remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere that resulted in the Arm CPU-powered Eos Bioreactor. Rainforest ...