
New Member of the INOVACEL Research Team
Eva Dias holds a master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences.
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Led by NECTON with the support of S2AQUAcoLAB and CCMAR the INOVACEL project focuses on the development of a microalgae-based alternative serum for cellular agriculture, aiming to reduce reliance on animal-derived components.
To achieve this, GREENcoLAB is advancing sustainable biorefinery processes that transform microalgal biomass into high-value functional extracts, supporting a circular and resource-efficient approach for the future of cellular culture and biotechnology.
A step forward for the future of aquaculture and beyond.

Eva Dias holds a master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences.

Within the INOVACEL project, GreenCoLab has been working on the development of microalgae derived ingredients to support the creation of new formulations of Cell Bloom, our serum alternative for cell culture.