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SYDNEY, July 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ The "Algae Phenotyping System" finds climate-combatting "super algae" at the speed of 20 scientists working 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Photo by Marcus Stimson. UTS researchers in the Climate Change Cluster (C3) have partnered with PSI - the world-leading manufacturer for biological sciences instruments - to develop and install an automated robotic system that screens thousands of types of algae each day. Algae are microscopic aquatic plants that, when grown in a bioreactor, soak up carbon from the atmosphere up to 40 times more efficiently than trees. With the right traits, these algae can then be used in industries such as food and beverage, textile fibre, bioplastics and biofuel. "Our collaboration with PSI.is a game changer in the pursuit of using 'super algae' to combat climate change, and will create a new algal biotech industry here in Australia," says Distinguished Professor Peter Ralph, Director

New south walesMartin trtilekPeter ralphMarcus stimsonClimate change clusterDistinguished professor peter ralphAlgae phenotyping systemJuly 14022 prnewswire the quot algae phenotyping system finds climate combatting super at speed of 20 scientists working 24 hoursa dayEven daysa week photo by marcus stimson uts researchers in the climate change cluster c3 have partnered with psi world leading manufacturer for biological sciences instruments to develop and install an automated robotic system that screens thousands of types algae each day are microscopic aquatic plantsHen grown ina bioreactorOak up carbon from the atmosphere to 40 times more efficiently than trees with right traitsHese algae can then be used in industries such as food and beverageTextile fibreIoplastics and biofuel quot our collaboration with psi isa game changer in the pursuit of using 39 super algae to combat climate changeNd will createa new algal biotech industry here in australia