Microalgae cultivation for space exploration: Assessing the potential for a new generation of waste to human life-support system for long duration space travel and planetary human habitation
Authors:
- Emmanuel D. RevellameEREmmanuel D. Revellame
- Remil AgudaRARemil Aguda
- Andrei ChistoserdovACAndrei Chistoserdov
- Dhan Lord FortelaDFDhan Lord Fortela
- Rafael A. HernandezRHRafael A. Hernandez
- Mark E. ZappiMZMark E. Zappi
- 1 May 2021
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Algal Research
- Vol. 55
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Funding Information
- Louisiana Space Grant Consortium
- NASA EPSCoR
- Louisiana Board of Regents (80NSSC18M0062)
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