Lessonia joins algae research project

Published: 15-Mar-2017
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Lessonia is taking part in a new European research project aiming to develop bioactive ingredients from algae.

Officially initiated on 23 January, the Genialg project, for which Lessonia is the industrial partner for cosmetic application, involves more than 40 researchers, who met to share and define research topics at the biological station of Roscoff.

The €23m project will span four years and involve 19 European partners from both academia and industry. Algae offer a diverse range of molecules with high biological activities.

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