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RELEVANCE

Global fossil fuels supplies dwindling


SUSTAINABILITY

Fast-growing, easily utilised marine algae which fix carbon dioxide


BIOTECHNOLOGY

Oil production from cultivated micro-organisms


BIOFUEL

Energy readily convertible from marine plants

News

Irish Environmental Researchers' Colloquium

BioMara scientists from two of the partner institutes attended the 21st Irish Environmental Researchers' Colloquium in April

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BioMara science meeting Belfast

BioMara’s science and technical meeting in April at the University of Ulster, was attended by BioMara researchers from all six partner institutes

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BioMara at All Energy in May

BioMara was at the All-Energy Show in Aberdeen where considerable interest was shown in our work

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Nordic Council meeting

At the invitation of the Faroese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ian Macfarlane presented BioMara to a meeting of the Nordic Council in June

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April stakeholder meetings Northern Ireland

Ian Macfarlane has been visitingstakeholders in Northern Ireland including members of the Northern Ireland Marine Task Force

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Liaising with other EU regional projects

In May BioMara hosted visitors from the Swedish Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), who are part of the European Regional Development Fund supported project, SUBMARINER.

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New Director of UK Algal Bioenergy group

Dr Michele Stanley, lead scientist of the BioMara project, has been appointed Director of the Algal Bioenergy Special Interest Group (AB-SIG) network

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Winter Newsletter is out

The fifth BioMara newsletter has just been sent out, covering news since summer 2010

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Reaching rural stakeholders

Engaging with the community: visit to the the Outer Hebrides in September

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BioMara science progresses at Dundalk meeting

An exciting and varied BioMara scientific and technical meeting was held in October, to enable researchers from the six institutes in the BioMara project to discuss progress.

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Sustainable communities initiative

During the weekend of 13 and 14 November Ian Macfarlane attended the Sustainable Communities conference held in Lochgilphead, Argyll.

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Renewable energy in the Middle East

Professor Neil Hewitt attended a workshop in Abu Dhabi in November and spoke on the techno-economic benefits of macro- and micro-algae as a renewable energy source

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Energy from Algae

In September, Dr Michele Stanley attended a meeting on New Energy technologies.

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Biomass and biogas

November saw the BioMara team from IT Sligo attending two international conferences in Europe.

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International Plant Lipids meeting in Australia

On 11-16th July Dr Steve Slocombe attended the 19th International Symposium on Plant Lipids held in Cairns, Australia

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BioMara Strathclyde science meeting is a success

A BioMara research workshop in April brought together the project's scientists for updates on progress and dialogue that promoted exchange of ideas between the six partners

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Stakeholder discourse in Scotland

Ian Macfarlane is the BioMara stakeholder group manager. In his regular meetings with businesses, local authorities and others who have in interest in BioMara's work, he covers a range of issues associated with the project.

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Seaweed health event in Scottish Isles

Lead scientist Michele Stanley headed to Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis in June to attend a conference focussing on the many potential roles of seaweed in human health

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Chinese visitors meet BioMara scientists

A delegation of Chinese scientists visiting the Scottish Marine Institute in June were given a presentation on seaweed research by Dr Maeve Kelly

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Taking renewable energy into Scottish Schools

BioMara scientists participated in a Scottish Schools audio-visual event all about rewewable energy and the role seaweed can play

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