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01/What problem do we address
Cultivating marine organisms and linking them to materials and production technology
From seaweed and microalgae cultivation to materials research and a foundation for steady production
Marine biomaterials developmentResearch on material extraction and functional properties
Large-scale Asparagopsis farmingResearch on mass production and low-methane feed formulation
Seaweed and microalgae cultivationResearch on cultivation conditions and production technology
Eco-friendly land-based aquaculture and cultivationResearch on recirculating filtration and aquaponics
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What we do
Biomaterials from microalgae and seaweed
Marine Biomaterials Development
Identifying useful compounds in microalgae and seaweed and turning them, through cultivation, extraction and processing, into industrial materials for food, cosmetics, feed, fertiliser and more
- Experiment extracting useful compounds from seaweed
- Key development work
- From raw material discovery to industrial application
- Sourcing raw materials suited to the characteristics of each marine organism, and covering everything from extracting and processing useful compounds to assessing their applicability for each use
- Raw material and compound sourcing
- Cultivating and sourcing microalgae and seaweed, and analysing their key useful compounds and content
- Extraction · Purification · Processing
- Designing and optimising extraction, purification and processing suited to the properties of each useful compound
- Material and product development
- Developing materials suited to uses such as food, cosmetics, feed and fertiliser, and evaluating their functionality and applicability
- Turning useful compounds from marine organisms into industrial materials
- Marine biomaterials development process
- End-to-end process from sourcing marine raw materials through extraction and purification of useful compounds and material development to product application Process design tailored to raw material properties and end use, and review of industrial applicability
- Material development process from raw material sourcing to applications by use
- Raw material sourcing
- Microalgae and seaweed cultivation and raw material sourcing
- Compounds · Extraction · Purification
- Analysis of useful compounds and optimisation of extraction and purification processes
- Material development
- Stabilisation of functional compounds, processing and material development
- Applications by use
- Industrial applications in functional food, cosmetics, feed, fertiliser and more
- Key development cases
- Four raw materials, each with its own potential as a material
- Spirulina
- Food ingredient · Feed additive
- Production technology developed for selenium-enriched raw material
- Feed additive 'Dabida' developed and registered as a product
- Patent granted for the raw material production technology
- Patent certificate - Method of producing selenium-enriched spirulina
- Chlorella
- UV protection · Lip care
- UV-blocking effect verified
- Related lip care prototype developed and cosmetic composition patent granted
- Patent certificate - Sunscreen cosmetic composition containing chlorella extract
- Corallina pilulifera
- Calcium ingredient for food
- Calcium developed for high-functionality natural food additives
- Design registered for a seaweed calcium process technology poster
- Design registration certificate
- Sargassum horneri
- Feed additive · Fertiliser
- Immunesagaso, Abalone Sagaso and Neosagaso products developed
- Trademark registration certificate - Immunesagaso
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