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From Flatscreens to Bioimaging: Putting Sargassum to Good Use

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Viewing sargassum seaweed as a resource rather than a waste, a University of Miami graduate student is experimenting with the plentiful macroalgae to produce fluorescent carbon dots, which show tremendous potential in a multitude of fields.

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From Flatscreens to Bioimaging: Putting Sargassum to Good Use

Viewing sargassum seaweed as a resource rather than a waste, a University of Miami graduate student is experimenting with the plentiful macroalgae to produce fluorescent carbon dots, which show tremendous potential in a multitude of fields.

3 days ago·Charlottesville, United States

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Newswise broke the news in Charlottesville, United States 3 days ago on Thursday, September 4, 2025.

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