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We are excited to share an engaging podcast episode that explores the fascinating world of microalgae and its potential to revolutionize the future of beer production. In this episode of "Scientific Voices" Dr. Ronald Halim takes us on a journey into the sustainable brewing industry.

In this insightful podcast episode, Dr. Ronald Halim shares his expertise and vision for a more sustainable future in brewing. Here are some key highlights.

Microalgae and Brewing: Discover how microalgae, tiny photosynthetic organisms, can play a pivotal role in enhancing the sustainability of beer production.

Environmental Benefits: Learn about the environmental benefits of incorporating microalgae into brewing processes, including reduced carbon emissions and water usage.

Taste and Quality: Explore how the use of microalgae can not only improve the sustainability of beer but also enhance its taste and quality.

Future Prospects: Gain insights into the potential impact of microalgae on the brewing industry and its role in addressing global sustainability challenges.

About "Scientific Voices" Podcast:

"Scientific Voices" is a platform that brings together experts from various scientific disciplines to discuss innovative research, breakthrough technologies, and their potential implications for a sustainable future. Each episode offers a unique opportunity to delve into the minds of leading scientists and explore the frontiers of knowledge.

Stay Informed:

We encourage you to listen to this thought-provoking podcast episode and join the conversation on the future of sustainable brewing. Dr. Ronald Halim's insights are sure to inspire and inform as we explore new frontiers in science and sustainability.

Listen to the Podcast: (opens in a new window)Sustainable Sips: How Microalgae Could Change the Future of Beer with Dr. Ronald Halim

Written by: Mohammadhosein Rahimi, AlgaeBrew PhD student.

Contact the AlgaeBrew

School of Biosystems and Food Engineering, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.
T: +353 89 605 4447 | E: ronald.halim@ucd.ie |