INNOAQUA will join YAS25 in Almería, Spain

Innoaqua - Young Algaeneers Symposium - YAS25

Dr. Dorinde M.M. Kleinegris, Principal Investigator in Microalgae at NORCE Norwegian Research Centre and Associate Professor in Marine Biotechnology at the University of Bergen (UiB), will be among the distinguished speakers at the Young Algaeneers Symposium (YAS25). 

The event will take place in Almería, Spain, from June 3-6, 2025.

With a strong background in bioprocess engineering from Wageningen University & Research, Dr. Kleinegris has dedicated her career to advancing research in microalgae strain selection, cultivation, process design, and sustainability assessments. As the coordinator of the INNOAQUA project, she brings valuable insights into innovative and sustainable aquaculture practices, making her a key contributor to the symposium.

Innoaqua - Dr. Dorinde M.M. Kleinegris

About YAS25

The Young Algaeneers Symposium is a unique platform designed by and for young scientists working in the fields of microalgae and seaweed. YAS fosters collaboration between early-career researchers and leading experts from both academia and industry. Attendees can engage with key players in the algae sector, exchange knowledge, and explore cutting-edge advancements in the field.

For more information, visit the official YAS25 website and stay tuned for updates on the program and speakers.

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