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Microalgae Convert Co₂ Into Useful Basic Chemicals

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Saxon researchers are developing biotechnological cell factories that operate without agricultural land and fossil fuels. Chemnitz University of Technology, Leipzig University, and Fraunhofer FEP are using microalgae to produce the important basic chemical glycolate from carbon dioxide and sunlight.
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Saxon researchers are developing biotechnological cell factories that operate without agricultural land and fossil fuels. Chemnitz University of Technology, Leipzig University, and Fraunhofer FEP are using microalgae to produce the important basic chemical glycolate from carbon dioxide and sunlight.

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bionity.com broke the news in on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
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