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Argyll and Bute MSP Jenni Minto heard how science in her constituency has been benefiting developing nations through seaweed research during a meeting with GlobalSeaweed-STAR scientists.
A GlobalSeaweed-SUPERSTAR scientist has told an international audience that community engagement will be key to ensure lasting seaweed conservation efforts.
A research programme investigating the threat to wild seaweed stocks caused by climate change has today [Friday, 13thJune] called on the international community to better protect threatened species.
It is with great sadness that we have to let you know about the passing of a wonderful friend and colleague, Dr Flower Msuya on Sunday 3 August.
It is with great sadness that we have to let you know about the passing of a wonderful friend and colleague, Dr Flower Msuya on Sunday 3 August.
The international seaweed research programme GloablSSeaweed-SUPERSTAR has released a landmark report outlining the threats facing global seaweed habitats.
A research team from the University of Malaya, Malaysia, is developing climate-resilient seaweed strains in Semporna, Sabah under the GlobalSeaweed SUPERSTAR project.
Indonesia is the world's second-largest seaweed producer, and for more than 267,000 farming households, it’s more than just an industry - it’s a way of life, as SUPERSTAR scientist Shaun Beattie discovered.
The international seaweed research programme GloablSSeaweed-SUPERSTAR has released a landmark report outlining the threats facing global seaweed habitats.
A scientist researching seaweed with help from the GlobalSeaweedSTAR project is now using his skills in the battle against the pandemic.
Held at the University of Dar es Salaam, the three-day workshop on seaweed taxonomy was led by GlobalSeaweedSTAR's Prof Juliet Brodie and Dr Janina Brakel.
Hosted by GlobalSeaweedSTAR, programme members and other attendees gathered at the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur for a week-long workshop on bioinformatics.
