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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Algae Biotechnology by University of California San Diego

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About the Course

For decades, researchers have been studying microalgae to understand their biological functions and how we can use technology to harness algae’s power to create a wide range of commercial products. In this course, we will cover how synthetic biology, genetic engineering, and metabolic engineering is used in algae biotechnology, and also examine the current state of algae biotechnology research and tools. We’ll also explore some of the common bio-products we can make from algae, and take a look at some real-world algae companies that are using algae biotechnology to create products consumers can buy today. This course is part of a series of courses produced by the Algae Technology Educational Consortium and UC San Diego with funding from the Algae Foundation, National Renewable Energy Lab, and the U.S. Department of Energy....

Top reviews

SW

Jul 26, 2023

it's really an amazing course.. There's so many things we learn, not only focus on about the material about algae but also we learn how the algae could give the big impact in the following years.

CM

Jun 29, 2024

Insightful, as a biotechnology student l learnt some things that l couldn't have learnt in class only. I recommend those willing to know more about algae and marine plants to try this course.

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By Eda Y T

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Oct 21, 2024

Very interesting and informative. But I would have liked it more if the course and the introduction to the different companies were more up to date (this was done around 2017). So what does the industry look like now and the same goes for the mentioned companies ?

By Dhana V

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Mar 22, 2025

It's really good opportunity for me , and it's easily to understood. The great behind for me

By Caelyn M

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Mar 20, 2022

Very uneven lectures, some were okay; but many were basically just a grad student summarizing their research. Or worse, some company describing their product.

By Bava D K

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Dec 29, 2024

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