Commercial Algae Cultivation, Harvesting, Extraction Technologies and Networking Workshop, February 28, 2014
The emerging algae production industry is having new successes every day by dedicated commercially-minded algaepreneurs, researchers and equipment companies collaborating throughout the world. Algae production for both fuels and co-products have been on the rise over the past year. As these new technologies are proven to scale, they are being introduced into the algae production industry at a faster pace
Agenda
8:00 Networking Breakfast
9:00 Barry Cohen, Executive Director, National Algae Association, Introductions and Opening
9:30 Will Thurmond, CEO, Emerging Markets Online; Algae Producers, Markets and Commercial Forecasts to 2020 for Food, Feed, Fuel and Omega 3s
10:15 Robert Henrikson, CEO, Smart MicroFarms; Evolution of Scalable Algae Production and New Business Opportunities
11:00 Jose Sanchez, VP Quality Control and Assurance, OriginOil; Use of Algae EWS to Maximize Profits in Algae Endeavors
12:00 Lunch/Networking
1:00 Matthew Julius, PhD, University of St. Cloud, Exploiting Differences in Cultivar and Contaminant Cells to Maintain High Quality Mass Cultures
1:45 Dato Paduka Syed Isa Syed Alwi, Managing Director, ALGAETECH; Commercial Cultivation of Haematoccus Pluvalis for Astaxanthin
2:00 Susan Boland, PhD, Algal Biofuel Life Cycle Analysis: Modeling and Analysis of Algal Biofuel Nutrient Recycle and Co-Products
2:45 Aaron Baum, PhD: Spearheading the DIY Algae Revolution
4:00Networking and Tour: Kissel, Inc.
To register go to: www.nationalalgaeassociation.com
For additional information, please contact:
National Algae Association
4747 Research Forest Dr., Suite 180
The Woodlands, Texas 77381
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