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Sensors for Real-Time Monitoring of Large-Scale Microalgae Photobioreactors

Time
30 minutes

Join us for an insightful webinar exploring cutting-edge tools transforming the microalgae industry. Traditional methods of monitoring photobioreactors rely heavily on offline sample analysis—an approach that is time-consuming, error-prone, and susceptible to contamination. This session will introduce innovative, non-invasive techniques that enable real-time monitoring and control of microalgal growth and metabolism.

Key Topics Include:

  • Limitations of traditional offline analysis in microalgal cultivation
  • Advantages of automated, sensor-based monitoring systems
  • Gas-phase composition analysis for tracking biomass productivity and photosynthetic quotient
  • Integration of mass flow controllers, gas analyzers, and in-line probes
  • Enhanced process control through online liquid-phase analytics
  • Benefits for large-scale photobioreactor operations

This webinar will provide practical insights into how automation and sensor technology drive efficiency, reproducibility, and scalability in microalgal bioprocessing, whether you're a researcher, engineer, or industry professional.

Sensors for Microalgae Webinar

Speakers

  • Smiling person with curly dark hair and gold-framed glasses, wearing a blue blazer over a white shirt

    Luca Buscaglia

    Bioprocess Engineering (WU), AlgaePARC, Wageningen University
  • Charlotte Hughes

    Charlotte Hughes, Ph.D.

    Scientific Content Manager, Hamilton

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