Industrial Phycology are providers of innovative and cutting edge technology for removal of Phosphorous, Ammonia and trace contaminants from wastewater. In a recently published article in WWT magazine we explain the challenges associated with achieving the ever...

A company that has developed an eco-friendly water treatment system that can reduce pollution levels has raised £550,000 to help roll it out to the water industry, and because of the take-up across the water industry, will soon be open to further investment....

The I-Phyc Algal Biological Reactor in action, removing both Phosphorous and Ammonia down to trace levels (<0.01mg/l). No need for any chemicals (Ferric) or filtration, our green process does it all.

The I-Phyc Algal Biological Reactor has been running consistently and these are just some of the results. The reactor has a capacity of 75m3 of effluent per day and works to a P limit of below 0.5mg/l. We also run the reactor to easily achieve trace levels of...

The I-Phyc Algal Biological Reactor up against stiff opposition was presented to senior members of the water industry and voted as the best technical product of 2019. We are delighted to have received recognition for our unique product and look forward to the...

Algae UK hosted a dedicated one day conference focussed on “Algae and Sustainability”, with its primary focus being companies with technologies and products for harnessing the use of algae. As part of this conference, I-PHYC’s MD Dr Dan Murray was one of the...

A company which has developed a new eco-friendly wastewater treatment system that could reduce pollution in rivers and seas has raised £700,000 to help it launch its technology to the market. Industrial Phycology (I-Phyc) has secured the funding from the MEIF Proof of...

I-phyc are pleased to announce their collaboration with leading environmental consultancy Aqua Enviro! I-Phyc have been busy accumulating biomass from a variety of wastewater/effluent streams ranging from fruit juice to Dairy farm...

We are delighted to report that the demonstrator has produced its first results, even though we are still in the commissioning phase and still focused on the hardware and software of the plant.  So far the algae have grown to about 10% of the target algae density, and...

Phyconet provided a great opportunity for the whole team to uncover how the world of microalgae and biotechnology is progressing.  In addition to this it provided I-Phyc lab tech Jeremy Winter and Chief scientist Dr. Lucie Novoveska with a platform to exhibit some of...

I-PHYC are pleased to report that they will be presenting at the annual PHYCONET conference in November 2018. PHYCONET offers a chance for biologists, engineers and industrial partners to combine their knowledge and expertise in all areas of algae biotechnology. Dr...

The I-PHYC team are excited to announce that construction of the UKs largest algae wastewater treatment facility has been completed and is currently under commission. I-PHYC are eager to share their cutting edge technology in redefining the treatment of wastewater...

I-PHYC CEO Dr Daniel Murray and Chief Scientist Dr Lucie Novoveska attended The BIG Phosphorous Conference and Exhibition in Manchester today. Daniel was delighted to take to the I-PHYC exhibition stand to share the team’s latest discoveries with other...

I-PHYC has been selected to present at The BIG Phosphorous Conference and Exhibition in July 2017, as well as the European Waste Water Management Conference in October 2017. Both events provide the perfect opportunity for wastewater operators to learn about how I-PHYC...

I-PHYC has been awarded funding from Innovate UK, alongside partners at iXscient, Johnson Matthey, LUX-TSI and Brunel University London. The funding will go towards developing state-of-the-art biophotonic technology for algal and horticultural use. Innovate UK is the...

The curtain’s up and I-PHYC is ready to roll! Utility, oil and gas industry specialist Kirton Engineering will be working with I-PHYC to design and commission its latest algal-based wastewater treatment and value recovery process. The I-PHYC team is very excited about...

I-PHYC is eager to trial its award-winning technology in new areas outside of municipal wastewater. We are particularly keen to hear from companies in the food and beverage, mining and pharmaceutical industries that are: – Seeking sustainable approaches to treating...

I-PHYC would like to introduce lab technician Jeremy Winter to the team. Jeremy completed MSc in Applied Biotechnology at the University of Westminster shortly after having completed his BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science at the University of the west of England.