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As part of the INOVACEL project, S2AQUA participated in a science outreach activity at the Centro Ciência Viva of Lago, which is part of the Escola Ciência Viva of Lagos.
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The effluent from fish cell culture, which is still rich in nutrients, can be given a new lease of life rather than being discarded; it is currently being used to cultivate microalgae.
Atualmente, estamos a escalar os ensaios para sistemas com condições controladas, testando diferentes estratégias de cultivo para maximizar a remoção de nutrientes e otimizar todo o processo. Porque a sustentabilidade passa por aproveitar cada recurso ao máximo.
As part of the INOVACEL project, S2AQUA participated in a science outreach activity at the Centro Ciência Viva of Lago, which is part of the Escola Ciência Viva of Lagos.
At Necton, we are always looking for more sustainable ways to produce microalgae and transform byproducts into resources with real impact.
