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Algae’s Materials Moment: Real Demands with Real Limits
Algae-based biomaterials are transitioning from the lab to the market. Backed by strong demand, policy support, and proven applications, they are now competing in select sectors, from food packaging to…
IMPRESS represented by Trinity College Dublin at the Americas Regional Meeting of the Polymer Processing Society
Ramesh Babu Padamati and Kona Mondal represented Trinity College Dublin and the IMPRESS project at the Americas Regional Meeting of the Polymer Processing Society, held from September 24 to 26,…
Algae’s Materials Moment: From Pond to Packaging
From shoes to straws, algae are powering a new wave of sustainable materials. With polymers like alginate and ulvan, and innovations ranging from edible packaging to algae-derived foams, seaweed and…
IMPRESS co-hosts research-industry workshop on “Novel Blue Biorefineries from Aquatic Resources”
IMPRESS successfully co-hosted a hybrid workshop on “Developing Novel Blue Biorefineries from Aquatic Resources”. The event was co-hosted with CIRCALGAE and FOODIMAR and organised by CEVA (Centre d’Etude et de…
project publications
A new publication from University College Cork, developed under the IMPRESS project, introduces a five-stage framework to better understand and manage wastewater from seafood processing. The findings highlight key pollution…
Neoalgae’s CEO, Fidel Delgado, publishes in Frontiers scientific journal on Phaeodactylum tricornutum, and spirulina fucoxanthin.
IMPRESS is a Horizon Europe project focusing on zero-waste, sustainable aquatic food value chains using low trophic species and innovative circular solutions.
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