March 2025 - Marine Biotechnology
This special issue features content from across The Microbiologist on marine ecosystems, ocean sustainability, and the ways in which microbiologists are leveraging these environments in biotech and beyond. The issue will be updated across the month of March 2025 and include news, features, careers and opinion. If you would like to feature your work in this issue, please contact the editorial team.
News in Marine Biotechnology
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Marine Biotechnology Features
Marine Biotechnology Features
Under the microscope: marine extremophiles
From the deep pressures of the oceans to the heat of hydrothermal vents, the sea offers a variety of unique environments, which would be lethal habitats for other organisms.
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Using microRNA as a biosensor in aquaculture
Although tiny in structure, microRNA could have a huge impact on understanding life and unlocking the advancement of technologies.
Microbial Biotechnology in Careers
My PhD Experience: Collaborations between academia and industry in the microbial bioremediation of marine oil pollution
Sequencing success: how I translated molecular biology into a biotech venture
The Rahlff lab
The Microbial EcoGenomics and Biotechnology Lab (MEGBLab)
In search of the perfect seaweed probiotic: Helen opens up on her Summer Placement
Creating the right climate for a marine biotechnologist
Microbiome manipulation to protect against climate change
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Opinions in Marine Biotechnology
The problem of microplastics in the oceans: it’s time for effective solutions
Future Feedstocks: Unlocking the Potential of Biofuels
How AI-designed probiotics can help aquaculture feed Humanity – the right way
Could deep sea mining destroy the treasure trove of biomedical compounds yet to be found?
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Our special issue for April 2025 will be entitled Low-technology Solutions for Clean Water. If you would like to feature your work in the next issue, please contact the editorial team. Access to previous special issues can be found here.