Seaweed Materials Initiative – Transforming Sugar Kelp into an Industrial Feedstock
Macroalgae such as sugar kelp have significant potential as a local, fast-growing, and renewable feedstock...
Read moreMacroalgae such as sugar kelp have significant potential as a local, fast-growing, and renewable feedstock for next-generation materials – without competing for agricultural land or freshwater resources. Seaweed Materials Initiative therefore brings together the entire value chain to develop standards, processes, and prototypes that enable a scalable pathway from ocean to finished product.
Macroalgae such as sugar kelp have significant potential as a local, fast-growing, and renewable feedstock...
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