CNR-ISPAparticipates in European research project on the use of jellyfish blooms as solutions for producing new products. Global climate change and the human impact on marine ecosystems result in decreasing the number of fish in the ocean. Since overfishing decreases the numbers of jellyfish competitors, their blooms are in rise. They are regarded as annoying and even dangerous. The GoJelly project, coordinated by the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research, Germany, would like to change this perception and use jellyfish as source to produce microplastic filter, fertilizer, fish feed or human food. The European Union now approved its funding of EUR ... Read More