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Algae is responsible for half of the world’s photosynthesis. Our mission at ARS is to train the next generation of scientists and engineers to wield algae as a tool to reverse climate change.
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- by Matthew Huber
Algae Bloom 1/3 the size of Florida Found in Australia
In March 2025, South Australia's southern coastline began experiencing a devastating ecological event: a massive bloom of the toxic algae Karenia mikimotoi. This harmful algal bloom (HAB) has since expanded to cover approximately 4,500 square kilometers, an area roughly equivalent...
- by Matthew Huber
Whether you're troubleshooting a bubbling bioreactor, prepping an algae lab for class, or just curious how to scale a strain for production — we’re here to help.Algae Research and Supply now hosts open virtual Office Hours every other Thursday from...
- by Matthew Huber
In the transition to sustainable materials, few companies are bridging innovation and scalability as effectively as Noriware, a Swiss-based startup developing biodegradable packaging derived from red algae. At the core of Noriware’s technology is a biopolymer sourced from red algae,...