MicroBio Engineering

MicroBio Engineering, Inc. is a privately held company headquartered in San Luis Obispo, California. Founded in 2007, the company employs seven individuals. MicroBio Engineering specializes in developing algae-based systems for wastewater treatment, renewable energy production, and animal feed. Their expertise lies in utilizing microalgae cultivation in conjunction with nutrient-rich waste streams, a process they believe is the most practical and cost-effective method for biofuel production. The company provides consulting services to a diverse clientele, including corporations, government agencies, and universities, helping them understand the scientific and engineering complexities of algae cultivation. MicroBio Engineering boasts a team of experienced professionals with a deep understanding of microalgae technology. The company's founders, Drs. John Benemann and Tryg Lundquist, have extensive research and practical experience in algae cultivation for wastewater treatment, biofuel production, and other applications. Dr. Benemann's research at the University of California, Berkeley, dating back to the 1970s, laid the foundation for their work. Dr. Lundquist, a professional engineer, further built upon this foundation through his collaborations with Professor William Oswald and his own pilot and full-scale algal wastewater treatment projects across California. Clients interested in learning more about MicroBio Engineering's services can visit their website at microbioengineering.com.