IDEC Corporation and Gaia Water
In August of 2016, Gaia was invited to visit IDEC at the University of Osaka, Photonics Department laboratory to test the efficacy of Gaia’s patent pending technology. The testing utilized a a Malvern Particle Analyzer, the NanoSight NS500V-HS, under the supervision of IDEC scientists. These experiments showed that Gaia technology produced bubbles in the range of 100 nanometers (0.1 microns) in size with volume concentrations dependent on the gas injected.
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Read more on IDEC and Gaia here.
Gaia & Cermaq Canada
Gaia has been working with Cermaq, Canada for the past 10 years. Starting with pilot test systems, Gaia systems have now been installed in several Cermaq farms in Canada and, more recently, in Chile. Gaia has collaborated with Cermaq to create effective solutions for open ocean aquaculture producer challenges applicable worldwide. Gaia ultrafine/nanobubble technology is being used to increase dissolved oxygen levels in ocean farming creating long-term, sustainable solutions that enhance fish growth and health. As well as allowing producers to effectively manage the negative effects of phytoplankton (algae) blooms. Gaia’s patent pending technologies for creating oxygen ultrafine/nanobubbles are a vital tool for aquaculture producers to ensure their success well into the future.
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Read more on our ongoing work in aquaculture here.
Ozonated UltraFine/Nanobubble Water
Gaia, a global leader in Ultrafine/Nanobubble technology, has collaborated with the Department of Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering at The University of Arizona (UA). UA used Gaia technology to create ozonated ultrafine/nanobubbles to treat produce wash water.
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