Microplastics are ubiquitous. They result from the breakdown of larger plastic waste (plastic bottles, bags, straws, glitter, fishing nets, …
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Microalgae present a viable alternative to crude oil for the production of renewable fuels suitable for land, marine, and air transportation. This is …
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A study by Baker Hughes demonstrates how FlowCam® imaging particle analysis technology is a more informative method than spectrophotometry in …
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December 2018 — Can microplastics be mistaken for algae? A recent study by the University of Plymouth and the Plymouth Marine Laboratory demonstrated …
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A recent study by researchers from the University of New England and University of New Hampshire has demonstrated that flow imaging microscopy is an …
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Microplastics are a ubiquitous concern for the world's oceans. Increasing demand for consumer plastics has resulted in an estimated 4.8 to 15.11 …
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Researchers from the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, and Am-Lab Inc. developed a methodology to use the FlowCam for analysis of …
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October 2018 — Environmental Engineering Research published a paper presenting a new method for cell counting Microcystis colonies using the FlowCam. …
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Beyond Particle Counting: Verifying Particle Identity Your current particle analyzer counts the subvisible particles in your protein therapeutic. A …
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High production rates of traicylglycerol (TAG), a lipid produced in microalgae, is a desirable trait in microalgae selection and cultivation. TAG is …
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