[Archive] There's money in that goo ...
Just came across this paper on photobiological hydrogen production using green alga.
Ok, after being completely stunned by the simple beauty of this process, I immediately came across DIY versions.
My immediate questions are, is anyone doing this on a large scale and if not, why not?
Additional Note =====
As soon as I get home, I come across OpenWetWare and a diagram of a photobioreactor. Later on, I was looking for a book on complex adaptive models and I came across my old Stryers BioChemistry and files of old genetics notes. Hmmm, looks like I've found my new hobby.
So, from now on :-
- Day Job = printed electronics and interactive books that make you go "wow".
- Speaking / Writing = underlying processes of innovation & commoditisation and the use of cybernetics in management.
- Hobby = use of genetic engineering in environmental science.
Bloody hell, talk about a lucky bugger.
Originally published on blog.gardeviance.org.