Although algae are widely used in biotechnology and agriculture in Europe and worldwide, and the term algae appears in multiple legal documents, the term as such is poorly defined. Algae are very diverse group of organisms, found almost everywhere on the planet. Based on common use the term algae includes representatives from prokariotes (the cyanobacteria) and from several kingdoms of the eukariotes, whereby
no scientific agreement currently exists on the exact taxonomic classification of those multiple
eukaryote kingdoms.

MEET THE ALGAE FAMILY FACE TO FACE

Every year the European algae scene meets at the AlgaEurope conference. AlgaEurope offers a unique opportunity for an exchange between academia and industry, established in a networking-based environment that will explore sector’s evolution worldwide as well as the main European players. Currently, there are several European projects, from lab scale to demonstration plants and commercial facilities, aiming to accelerate the commercialization of algal products.

Check out all participating companies from last year in Paris.

From the start, I have been convinced of the need for a powerful tool like EABA. It was, and still is, a question of echoing a growing community with the governing bodies and of promoting knowledge exchanges within this galaxy. What could be better than an annual conference and exhibition, which would be the meeting and fusion place for research, industry and our national and European institutions. AlgaEurope has established itself as an essential and complementary platform to seminars and other workshops devoted to algae. If we combine these professional advantages with the pleasure of meeting our alter ego’s, AlgaEurope is today a must-visit-event, that is why I will be looking forward meeting the algae community from 1-3 December 2020 in Rome!

Jean Paul Cadoret
President, EABA
Chief Scientific Officer, ALGAMA

BOOK WITH CONFIDENCE!

As the COVID-19 situation is changing daily, we want you to feel totally confident about your booking.

- If AlgaEurope 2020 needs to be rescheduled, we will simply roll over your booking to the new dates.

- If the organisers are unable to run the conference again in 2021, you will be entitled to a full refund.

Who should attend

Algae Technology Developers / Suppliers
Algae producers & cultivation plant owners and operators
Technology providers for cultivation, harvesting, dewatering, drying, oil extraction and processing
Venture capitalists and financial investors for biotechnology & food industries
Biofuels Network, Animal Feed Companies, Nutraceuticals/ Pharmaceutical Companies, Fertilizer suppliers
Water Treatment & Waste Water Professionals

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4 reasons to attend

In person connection
The world is becoming more digital than ever. Live events ensure that you meet new people are increase your network when such opportunities are seldom
Increased trust
Much better understanding about a brand, persons, product after meeting up in a live event
Significance of Small Talk
The value of conversation content as well. Everyone knows, not all business conversation is about business
Place: Rome
As soon as you step on Italian soil, you will spot its ancient history and culture everywhere. Historic Italian cities such as Rome will show you gigantic traces of a mighty ancient empire

Call for abstract deadline 10 Sepember 2020

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I have never given up, pushing my idea we meet again this year at AlgaEurope 2020. It is an excellent opportunity to lecture and discuss – face to face with friends and colleagues – about latest achievements, get new ideas and learn about progress of projects. And moreover, the meeting location is ‘città eterna’, my beloved place.

Dear Algologists, I look forward to meeting you in Rome.

Jiří Masojídek

Scientific Committee member

Centre ALGATECH (Czech Republic)

The Conference Chairs:

Jean-Paul Cadoret - EABA President, ALGAMA (France)

Kuno Jacobs - DLG BENELUX (Netherlands)

The Honorary Chair:
Mario Tredici - UNIFI / University of Florence (Italy)

The Scientific Committee

Alison Smith - Cambridge University (United Kingdom)

David Chiaramonti - RE-CORD (Italy)

Graziella Chini Zittelli - CNR–IRET (Italy)

Herminia Rodriguez - University of Seville/IBVF (Spain)

Jack Legrand - University of Nantes (France)

Jean François Sassi - CEA (France)

Jiri Masojidek - Institute of Microbiology (Czech Republic)

Leen Bastiaens - VITO (Belgium)

Michele Stanley - SAMS (United Kingdom)

Olaf Kruse - University of Bielefeld (Germany)

Olivier Bernard - INRIA-BIOCORE (France)

Ulrike Schmid-Staiger - Fraunhofer-IGB (Germany)

The Industry Committee

Andrea Moro - Milis Energy Società Agricola S.r.l. (Italy)

Arun Nair - AstaReal AB (Sweden)

Carlos Casanovas - MonzonBiotech, S.L. (Spain)

Hywel Griffiths - Fermentalg S.A. (France)

João Navalho - Necton, S.A. (Portugal)

Joe McDonald - Varicon Aqua Solutions Ltd. (United Kingdom)

Olivier Lépine - Algosource Technologies Sas (France)

Pedro Escudero - BuggyPower, Lda. (Portugal)

Pi Nyvall Collen - Olmix S.A. (France)

Robert Reinhardt - AlgEn, d.o.o. (Slovenia)

Silvia Fluch - (Germany)

Venue

Ergife Palace Hotel 4*

Via Aurelia, 619,

00165 Rome RM,

Italy

Ergife Palace Hotel, Rome

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