Superhero bugs!

By 2050, antimicrobial resistance will be responsible for 10 million deaths each year. It is expected that simple procedures such as going to the dentist may become much more high-risk. Good viruses, also known as phages may hold the answer. Unlike human viruses, phages only target bacteria. Join us as we explore the power of these tiny machines that fight superbugs and learn how you can join us in saving human lives!

Exploring the world of microalgae and their exciting potential in biotech. Still being unfurled in the biofuels and carbon capture biotech sectors, the potential of microalgae in pharma biotech is still yet to be appreciated. Let us dare to imagine the many ways in which these versatile tiny green goblins can improve global public health. One way that raises my antennas is the possibility of these little green machines replacing antibiotics in animal agriculture. We will touch on this and the current challenges standing in the way of a microalgal future.