Turning Algal Blooms into Biofuel
April 8th, 2015 | 1 Comment | Posted in Algae-Fuel, Algae-Fuel-Research, Biofuel, Research, University Research
Scientists at Western Michigan University are conducting an experiment to use harmful algal blooms as a 
feedstock for biofuels and also the leftover feedstocks as farm soil nutrients.
Currently, the team is exploring different growth substrates suitable for algal growth in water bodies. By using 3-D printing technologies, scientists are engineering different substrates suitable for growth of algal blooms. The testing is being done only on a lab scale.
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