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if there are special grounds, for example, different types of statutory leave of absence. Required Qualifications: You must have documented experience of cultivating microalgae and planning and conducting controlled
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to several publications describing the morphological changes in microalgae in different abiotic and biotic conditions (Uwizeye et al. 2021, PNAS, PMID:34215695; Uwizeye et al. 2020, Nat. Commun, PMID:33594064
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of phytohormones produced by microalgae. Activities will include microalgal cultivation and strain selection, optimization of metabolite extraction and purification methods, chromatographic analyses using HPLC and
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) (PDF) under ALGAELICIOUS- Microalgae as a Sustainable Food Ingredient: Innovation in Nutrition, Functionality, and Flavor, COMPETE2030-FEDER 01495500, ALGARVE-FEDER-01495500 of Centre for Environmental
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. Laboratory cultivation of microalgae at different scales and harvest of biomass for downstream processing and biochemical characterisations. Work independently and as part of a team to identify appropriate
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#microalgae #bioconcentration #OECDtestguidelines Overview The Espiña Research Group is dedicated to overcome some of the most challenging issue0073 in the water environment, making responsible use of original
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). Join us! The Antarctic seasonal sea-ice zone is rapidly changing, with consequences for the key primary producers: microalgae growing in sea-ice and water. While traditionally regarded as purely
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’ (MACS). Join us! The Antarctic seasonal sea-ice zone is rapidly changing, with consequences for the key primary producers: microalgae growing in sea-ice and water. While traditionally regarded as purely
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stewardship and community and stakeholder partnerships. This work is enabled by ACRD’s Marine Research Station in Ketch Harbour, NS, where microalgae, seaweeds, and other marine and freshwater organisms
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- Microalgae as a Sustainable Food Ingredient: Innovation in Nutrition, Functionality, and Flavor, reference COMPETE2030-FEDER 01495500, ALGARVE FEDER-01495500 of Centre for Environmental and Marine Studies