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CIRCALGAE - webinar summary

On October 26th, CIRCALGAE project’s partners held the first workshop in a series of events to be organized throughout the project. The event was held as a hybrid workshop, organized by CEVA and AQUIMER. It gathered project partners and stakeholders in Lille, while also allowing all interested parties to attend online, with close to 200 registered participants. The workshop focused on seaweed harvesting and cultivation in Europe, providing perspectives from European stakeholders on seaweed supply and value chains.

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First anniversary of the CIRCALGAE project

On 25 and 26 October 2023, all the partners of CIRCALGAE European project met at Lille (France) and online to celebrate the project's first anniversary.

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Final conference of ProFuture, 13-14 SEPTEMBER, 2023

Wednesday 13th september, Amparo Jimenez Quero presented CIRCALGAE Project during the conference : “Microalgae for the foods and feeds of the future” at the Final Conference of the European ProFuture Project. Coordinated by the Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology (IRTA) in Spain, this event was organised at COMET LOUISE, BRUSSELS and online the 13th and 14th September.

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Wider Caribbean - EU regional conference on sargassum: turning sargassum into an opportunity.

The 15th of June 2023, we took part in the Wider Caribbean - EU regional conference on sargassum: turning sargassum into an opportunity.

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European Maritime Day 2023

The European Maritime Day (EMD) is the annual two-day event during which Europe’s maritime community meet to network, discuss and outline joint action on maritime affairs and sustainable blue economy.

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Report of the current algae industry in Europe

During the first semester of the CIRCALGAE project, CEVA produced one of the first deliverable of the project by writing the “Report of the current algae industry in Europe” in the WP1.

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2nd meeting

Members of the 21 partner entities of CIRCALGAE’s project met at Valencia (Spain) on April 20th and 21th for the Second consortium meeting.

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1st Annual Forum of the Mission "Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030"

Last 17th of February, we participated in the 1st Annual Forum of the Mission "Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030" at Brussels!

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Circalgae taking part in the “EU Mission Restore Our Ocean and Waters”

CIRCALGAE project has been accepted to take part of the EU Mission Restore our Ocean and Water at the beginning of 2023! It will be a good opportunity to develop collaborations and synergies with other projects.

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Let’s get started!

The kickoff meeting of the CIRCALGAE project took place in Stockholm (Sweden) at Kungliga Tekniska högskolan campus on 17-18 October 2022.

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Upcoming events

You will find below the upcoming events. Please contact us if you need more information!

Hybrid workshop on algae Harvesting and Cultivation in Europe

The CIRCALGAE project partners are organizing a hybrid workshop dedicated to macroalgae production (harvesting and cultivation) in Europe. This will be an opportunity for you to find out more about this European project. The programme will be available very soon.

Lille (FR) and online
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Press releases

Great news to share with you: find all our press releases in this section.

Press release #1

Towards a sustainable economic model for the production of algae and algae-based products: find out more about the press release for the launch of the project!

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Newsletters

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Newsletter #1

Discover the first activities and communication actions carried out during the first half of the year 2023. Upcoming events organised as part of the project, and in the algae industry (more broadly), can also be found in this newsletter.

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