Consortium
Partners
Eight organisations across six countries, each owning a specific part of the chain from photobioreactor to sensory panel. Every prototype passes through at least three of them before anyone calls it a result.

Partner 01
Wageningen University & Research (WUR)
Research university · Netherlands
Bioprocess Engineering and the AlgaePARC pilot facility. Coordinates the project; leads data and ethics management; runs techno-economic analysis and pilot-scale cultivation and biorefinery.
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Partner 02
GreenCoLab (Associação Oceano Verde)
Research organisation · Portugal
Collaborative laboratory for green ocean technologies. Leads food prototyping (fish analogues, caviar, beverages) and life-cycle assessment; runs nutritional and consumer testing.
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Partner 03
WIISE S.R.L. Società Benefit
SME · Italy
Food law and market research. Leads regulatory guidance for microalgae as food and the consumer-acceptance studies.
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Partner 04
Tetis Biyoteknoloji
SME · Türkiye
Marine biotechnology and green extraction. Develops biorefinery routes for bioactives, produces freeze-dried snacks and functional powders, and leads exploitation and business cases.
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Partner 05
Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn
Research institute · Italy
Sustainable marine biotechnology. Leads bioactivity and cultivation optimisation: strain isolation, lab-scale optimisation and transcriptomic profiling.
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Partner 06
University College Dublin
University · Ireland
UCD Algae Group. Leads ingredient scale-up and biorefinery; cultivates T. chuii on dairy and brewery side streams; develops green lipid and protein extraction.
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Partner 07
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
University · Norway
Marbio. Screens microalgal extracts for anti-diabetic, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity; runs chemical profiling (UHPLC-HR-MS) and in vitro safety testing.
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Partner 08
ETİ Gıda Sanayi
Industry · Türkiye
Food Research and Development. Develops chocolate and cake prototypes, runs model food trials and consumer testing, and supports industrial exploitation.
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