Research Group Overview

Research Sub-Theme

Marine Natural Products and Bioactive Compounds

Investigating the isolation, characterization, and application of bioactive compounds from marine algae, focusing on their therapeutic potential in pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, and functional foods.

Exploring the antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, anticancer, and antioxidant properties of algae for developing novel therapies against diseases in humans, aquaculture organisms, and plants.

Developing algae-derived functional food products and nutraceuticals that enhance human health, improve immune response, and support disease prevention and management.

Investigating the use of algae in improving the nutritional quality of aquaculture feeds, enhancing fish growth, immunity, and disease resistance in aquaculture systems.

Exploring algae-based fertilizers and their role in promoting sustainable and eco-friendly agricultural practices, improving soil health, and enhancing crop productivity.

Developing natural colorants from algae for use in food products and ornamental fish, ensuring a sustainable, non-toxic alternative to synthetic dyes.

Focusing on the anticancer and immunostimulatory properties of marine algae, to develop new therapies for cancer treatment and immune system enhancement.

Using advanced techniques in metabolomics and bioinformatics to identify and study the molecular mechanisms underlying the bioactivity of algae-derived compounds.

Advancing biotechnological techniques for large-scale cultivation, harvesting, and processing of algae for commercial and therapeutic applications.