ABO’s New Membership Categories Expand Opportunities for Universities

The Algae Biomass Organization is introducing two new membership categories for the academic community that is contributing so much to the advancement of algae and seaweed-based solutions.  These new categories have been designed to provide more accessible avenues for university department heads, mentors and students to engage with the commercial algae industry, as well as …

Viridos Lays the Groundwork to Decarbonize Heavy Transportation

Viridos is one of the Algae Biomass Organization’s oldest members, but you might not know it from their new name. Formerly known as Synthetic Genomics, Viridos has taken its new title from the Greek word viridis, which means green or fresh. It’s a reference to a commitment to build the natural solutions we need to …

Discounts on 2022 Algae Biomass Organization Memberships

The Algae Biomass Organization is helping to build a better future with one of the most promising new technology platforms. We believe algae and seaweed cultivation can improve global sustainability, feed billions of people, and offer new economic opportunity. Today this industry is seeing major advances and record funding in research, new commercial production facilities …

Dispatch from the 2021 Algae Biomass Summit

The 2021 Algae Biomass Summit concluded last week and was a great success! Hundreds of people from around the world joined online presentations and networking sessions to share advances, challenges and solutions on everything from carbon capture, microalgae production, seaweed markets, new materials and more.  And in case you missed it, we have recorded every …

Winners of the 2021 Young Algae Researcher Awards

The 2021 Young Algae Researcher Awards were presented to six student scientists for their contributions to the fields of algae biology and engineering at the 2021 Algae Biomass Summit.  Each year ABO presents these awards to recognize outstanding research projects by early-career scientists that are discovering the potential for algae to address a number of …