Algae multiply fast because they can concentrate carbon from the air to fuel their growth. Research from a collaboration including CSB member Niall Mangan and Princeton professors Martin Jonikas and Ned Wingreen and their teams, used computer modeling to map how algae’s carbon-concentrating mechanism could be added to everyday food crops, boosting growth and combatting future food insecurity.

Read the story on Nature’s Bioengineering community website at this link:

https://bioengineeringcommunity.nature.com/posts/teaching-crop-plants-how-to-concentrate-co2

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