National Algae Association to meet September 17-18; producers, component manufacturers, researchers among presenters

In Texas, the National Algae Association convenes its quarterly meeting September 17-18 in The Woodlands. Among the presenters: XL Renewables, BARD and VERSATILE; numerous processing technologies; harvesting from Algae Venture Systems, separation and extraction from OriginOil; and researchers from Florida International University, the University of Louisiana, LSU and the Smithsonian Science Institute.

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