Multidisciplinary Applications of Marine Resources/Междисциплинарные применения морских ресурсов

Издание на английском языке
The book focuses on the transformation of marine biomass into valuable products and explores its potential as a sustainable source of energy and raw materials for various industries. It emphasizes that marine biomass, being an extensive and renewable resource, can be used for the production of bioethanol, biofertilizers, bioplastics, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
Authors from various educational institutions share research results on the use of diatoms for wastewater treatment, the use of seaweed in the production of bioethanol, and the development of bioplastics. The issues of ecology, sustainable development and bioeconomics policy are also considered. The book is intended for environmentalists, engineers, scientists, and professionals interested in using marine resources to create sustainable and innovative products.

Contents
1 Bio-Fertilizer Synthesis from Marine Biomass: An Eco-Friendly Approach to Sustainable Agriculture
Sankha Chakrabortty. Satyabrata Si. Jyotisikha Mohapatra. and Prithviraj Karak
2 Marine-Derived Natural Cosmetics for a Green Future
Vivekananda Saha and Goutam Biswas
3 Application of Diatoms in the Treatment of Industrial Effluent
John Tsado Mathew. Abel Inobeme. Elijah Yanda Shaba. Monday Musah. Yakubu Azeh. Muhammad Bini Etsuyankpa. Charles Oluwaseun Adetunji. Amos Mamman. and Musa Safiyanu Tanko
4 Diatoms as Tools for Aquaculture and Food Production
John Tsado Mathew. Abel Inobeme. Monday Musah. Yakubu Azeh. Elijah Yanda Shaba. Muhammad Bini Etsuyankpa. Charles Oluwaseun Adetunji. Amos Mamman. and Musa Safiyanu Tanko
5 Diatoms for Value-Added Products: Challenges and Opportunities
Krishna Neeti. Reena Singh. Shaz Ahmad. Sakshi. and Abhishek Kumar
6 Marine Resources: A Sustainable and Promising Source for Cosmetic Industries
W. V. Celcia Gnana Rathinam. S. Bragadeeswaran. S. Kumaresan. K. Gunamathy. B. Visnu. J. Mohamed Asarudeen. T. Sasidharan. and S. Srikavibharathi
7 Seaweeds are Potential Source for Production of Sustainable
Bioethanol for the Imminent Future
J. Immanuel Suresh and S. Divyeswari
8 Valorization of Marine Waste Towards the Production of High-Value-Added Products, Bioplastics, and Other
Industrial Applications
Deepshikha Datta. Sayantan Sarkar. Soheli Biswas. Esha Mandal. and Bimal Das
9 Potential of Marine Microalgae for the Production of Food and Feed Industry
Anwesha Patel. Divyashree Arun. and Shristi Ram
10 Potential Seaweed-Derived Bioactive Compounds for Pharmaceutical Applications
Asmita Saha. Bhoomika Sridhar. and Shristi Ram
11 Potential of Seaweeds as Antioxidants and Their Role in Animal Health and Nutrition
Rekha Rani. Payal Karmakar. and Bhopal Singh
12 Marine-Based Food as Drug: A Novel Approach to Fight Against Infectious Diseases
Rekha Rani. Payal Karmakar. and Bhopal Singh
13 Fueling the Future: Extraction and Production Technological Development of Marine Macroalgae-Seaweed Biodiesel
Mardiana Idayu Ahmad. Sami Alsaadi. Mohammad Aliff Shakir.
Fozy Binhweel. Wardah Senusi. Ehsan Shalfoh. and H. P. S. Abdul Khalil
14 Utilization of Marine Green Algae for the Development of Bioplastics
Mohammad Aliff Shakir. Mardiana Idayu Ahmad. and H. P. S. Abdul Khalil
15 Production of Biochar from Marine Algae and Its Use in the Treatment of Industrial Effluent
Hamza Mohamed Flafel. Mohd Rafatullah. Japareng Lalung. Riti Thapar Kapoor. Masoom Raza Siddiqui. Moonis Ali Khan. and Mohammad Qutob
16 Production of Biofuel from Macroalgae/Seaweed
C. Madhuri. N. Rajesh. T. Chandrasekhar. V. Anu Prasanna. and K. Riazunnisa
17 Application of Marine Biomass for Carbon Neutrality, Sustainable Environment and Bioeconomy, Regulations, and Policy Framework
Deepshikha Datta. Sayantan Sarkar. Deep Laha. Piyansi Bhangar. Sudipta Kumar Das. and Bimal Das
18 Biomonitoring of Mangroves as an Indicator of Sustainable Coastal Environment
Indahayu Ab. Rahman. Harlina Ahmad. Sazlina Salleh. and Widad Fadhullah
19 Inventive Applications of Marine Resources in Cosmetic
Production: A Review
K. Harinisri Ram and B. Thamarai Selvi