Thanks again for the interest, response and participation in the 2011 International Algae Competition. The exhibit section on AlgaeCompetition.com shows a summary of each entry on its own page. Some participants submitted videos, and these have been added to the Algae Competition You Tube Channel and are shown on exhibit pages. The jury process occurs over these next two months.  

Track 1 Algae Landscape and Architecture Designs.  

Track 2 Algae Production Systems. 
Track 3 Algae Food Development and Recipes.

Media promotion for the International Algae Competition begins with "The Future of Algae", a 6 part series at AlgaeIndustryMagazine.com.
We asked "How will algae change the world and improve our lives?" This article series explores the future of algae as seen through the prism of the entries from the International Algae Competition.

There are so many remarkable and creative entries in the competition. The series of six articles features some of the entries and the visions they represent for algae in our future with design ideas for algae production landscapes, sustainable and affordable algae production systems for medicines, food, feed, energy, nutrients, water remediation, carbon capture and new algae foods.

1. Future of Algae from the International Algae Competition
2. Eat: New Algae Foods and Recipes
3. Grow: Algae Production Systems
4. Dream: Algae Landscape and Architecture Designs (part 1)
5. Dream: Algae Landscape and Architecture Designs (part 2)
6. International Algae Exhibitions

Emerging Themes, Schemes and Dreams in Landscape Designs:

• Regenerating the natural environment and restoring polluted landscapes
• Creating urban master plans and green water parks with algae production
• Innovating the traditional seaweed and marine algae industry
• Floating algae biofuel production farms along coastlines
• Capturing and reusing CO2 emissions in transport networks
• Enhancing quality of life and supporting communities in the developing world
• Designing living buildings and retrofitting buildings with photosynthetic membranes
• Fueling algae-based urban economies and eco-communities
• Showcasing algae parks for entertainment, education and recreation