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University of Miami research is examining whether black soldier fly larvae can transform beached sargassum into a lower-carbon alternative for aquaculture feed. According to the university, the work aims to turn “an environmental burden into coastal value solution.” Julio Camperio, working in the Aquaculture Nutrition and Biotech Laboratory at the Rosenstiel School, is studying the larvae’s ability to bioconvert and bioremediate the seaweed waste.

The species name labels are basically magnetic so that they can be easily replaced whenever you take creatures in or out of the tank. However, the "Seaweed Forest" tank still used the old system where flat labels were inserted into a holder from the side, which presented challenges such as the need to remove the lid when inserting or removing labels, and limited space for displaying labels.

A cross-border seaweed blue carbon project between China and the Solomon Islands has developed 2,951 tonnes of carbon sinks, marking a new step in Zhangzhou's international blue carbon cooperation. 

University of Miami researchers are testing black soldier fly larvae as a scalable way to turn beached sargassum into sustainable aquaculture feed and fertilizer.

A self-assembling coating made from seaweed and zinc can keep fruit fresher and lasting longer than even the cool interior of a fridge. This invention, described in a new paper from a team of Canadian scientists, enabled even delicate strawberries to survive at room temperature for four days without molding.

Engineers at Queen's University Belfast have cultivated three commercial seaweed species on rope spun entirely from sheep's wool, in Norwegian trials the team says are the first to run at industrial scale.