The first of ALG-AD’s three large scale pilot photobioreactors has been inoculated for the first time at Langage AD in Plymouth, Devon. The algae culture was transported from Swansea University on Tuesday morning (12th March). Initial readings are positive, and the algae appears to be settling in to its new environment. Read More
The UK Government’s new Clean Air Strategy could benefit from the work being done by ALG-AD Read More
ALG-AD joins with six other projects in a unique cluster to jointly promote and support the work being undertaken by each other. Read More
Partners from across the ALG-AD project come together in Gatwick for third partners meeting Read More
French reactor construction update Read More
Seven modules of the reactor are installed at Langage Read More
This video looks at progress being made to date on the first of three photobioreactors being built for the ALG-AD project. Read More
ALG-AD's principle investigator Dr Carole Llewellyn flew to Munich in September to speak at the Algatech Conference. Read More
Swansea University engineers have paid a visit to the location of one of ALG-AD's three investment sites. This one is located near Plymouth, Devon on the site of Langage AD. Read More
ALG-AD research officer Claudio Fuentes-Grunewald takes new project researchers Rahul and Ellie through the systems and processes used at Swansea University Read More
