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SeaWheat ‘TOMORROW’S ‘WHEAT OF THE SEA’: ULVA, A MODEL FOR AN INNOVATIVE MARICULTURE’

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ULVA: TOMORROW’S “WHEAT OF THE SEA”, A MODEL FOR AN INNOVATIVE MARICULTURE

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  • Home
  • About
    • Objectives
    • Geographical distribution
    • Areas of expertise
    • MOU
    • DELIVERABLES
      • BIOLOGY
      • AQUACULTURE
      • FOOD, FEED & BEYOND
      • BIOACTIVE PRODUCTS
      • ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
      • Social, legal, and regulatory aspects
    • SCC strategy
    • ANNOTATED RULES
  • Network
    • Leadership Positions
    • Management Committee
    • Working Groups leaders
    • Editorial Committee
  • News & events
    • Lunch with Ulva
    • Conferences
    • Workshops
    • Training Schools
    • STSM
  • SME Platform
  • Dissemination
    • Review papers
    • Video
    • Blog
    • Recipe book for Ulva
    • Submit your content
    • Digital Recipe Book
    • Final report
  • Join us
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STSM
Summary
2025
2024
2023
2022
2025
  1. Enhancing LCA for Ulva Aquaculture Integrating Environmental Interactions and Ecosystem Services

  2. Morphogen triggered changes in the transcriptome of Ulva mutabilis

2024
  1. From Holdfasts to Harvest Advancing Ulva Cultivation Techniques for Scalable Biomass Production

  2. The influence of water source and irradiance on Ulva ecophysiology

  3. Food-grade non-conventional extraction of Ulva spp., single or blended analysis of pigments and antioxidant capacity

  4. Using of Ulva and other annual seaweeds as bioindicators (biomarkers) of Black Sea waters along the Turkey and Greek coasts

  5. Sequential extraction of lipids and oligosaccharides from Ulva spp. using novel and green methodologies – a biorefinery approach

  6. Species ID of green tide Ulva spp.

  7. Optimizing high-value compound extraction from Ulva spp. macroalgae Enhancing efficiency on raw material

  8. Testing nitrogen assimilation capacity of different strains of Ulva sp. to evaluate their potential as biofilters for bioremediation of different effluents

  9. Molecular identification of Ulva species distributed in the Black Sea Region (Turkey)

  10. Microbiome analysis of Ulva ohnoi cultured in IMTA-RAS systems

2023
  1. Microencapsulation of Ulva spp. from the Adriatic Sea, as the promising ingredient in foods and

  2. Temperature Effects on the Chemical Composition of Ulva Perspectives on Biomass Quality in Land-Based Cultivation Systems

  3. Seasonal changes in the nutritional and quality profile of Ulva spp. in Nador region

  4. Secondary Metabolite Detection from Ulva Derived Fungi

  5. Removal capability and stress response in Ulva aquacultures towards phenolic endocrine disruptors

  6. Analysing productivity rates and fatty acids composition of two different Ulva morphotypes the potential for commercial cultivation in the Canary Islands

2022
  1. Isolation of bioactive compounds from xenic and axenic Ulva cultures applied in various bioassay-guided test systems

  2. Intensive biomass production of Ulva in tanks, training and experimental trials

  3. Biochemical characterization of Ulva biomass looking for bioactive compounds, particularly healthy

  4. Optimizing the protoplast isolation from different Ulva strains

COST ACTION CA20106

The main aim of the COST Action is to make a step-change towards a green economy based on Ulva mass production and utilization within the European community and beyond. The ultimate goal is the development of Ulva-based blue-biotech industries and utilization of Ulva as a model organism in European algaculture. The Ulva COST Action will facilitate acquainting the traditional European diet and taste with Ulva, as a new, sustainable, and safe food item. The Action will profit from the world-renowned quality standard of European food production and from the nutritional value of Ulva toward using this alga in European human diet and animal nutrition.

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