Get ready to eat bugs if you want to live beyond 2050Beef won't be what's for dinner much longer.By A. Tarantola, 01.28.2020
Kanye West's sustainable Yeezy concept uses algae foamThey’re basically khaki crocs for hypebeasts.By C. Fisher, 11.07.2019
Algae-based nanobots could diagnose you from the insideThey wouldn't have to leave anything behind.By J. Fingas, 11.22.2017
Sea lions are getting sick from toxic algae bloomsIndustrial runoff is fueling the algae and climate change will make it worse.By M. Locklear, 08.14.2017
Algae can survive nearly a year and a half in outer spaceThe plants returned to Earth after 530 days outside the International Space Station.By D. Rossignol, 02.09.2017
Soylent partner cuts supply after shouldering blame for recallTerraVia isn't happy that it got thrown under the bus.By J. Fingas, 12.20.2016
Six green designs powered by algaeStreet lamps that absorb CO2 could help illuminate our cities. By Inhabitat, 11.12.2016
Algae's enzyme might hold the secret to mass producing biofuelIt's a very common alga species found in most ponds and lakes.By M. Moon, 04.07.2016
Algae DNA could help the blind see in upcoming trialsScientists will inject gene-spliced viruses directly into patients eyes.By S. Dent, 02.22.2016
Stanford researchers harvest electricity from algae, unkempt pools become gold minesBy J. Flatley, 04.15.2010
Ultrathin, algae-based batteries could charge things you never thought possibleBy D. Murph, 11.29.2009