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Here is the link if the embedding doesn't work (it seems like reddit is having some problems...)

Some might argue Alaska is an over-looked part of the US. In some of Alaska, the population has actually declined over the last couple decades. That said, with continued improvements in the global economy, technology and training opportunities (like this and other ones), it seems like there could be some real opportunity there.

"Applications are due October 21, 2026."

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See link. I'm not affiliated with it, but it could be interesting.

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Links:

https://seaweeddatabase.org/

https://alaskamariculturecluster.org/announcements/seaweed-tissue-analysis-feedback/

Description from the Alaska Mariculture, Research & Training Center's email list:

"The Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation (AFDF), Marine Biologics, and SCRC Consulting, Inc. are looking for feedback on a new seaweed tissue analysis database. Industry and researchers who are interested in seaweed composition, quality, and safety are invited to provide feedback. The Alaska Mariculture Cluster sponsored the tool and is coordinating partner engagement in its development.

To provide feedback, head to the Seaweed Tissue Analysis database and click the “Questions/Comments” tab on the upper left hand side. Click the links below to learn more and explore the database."

I am not affiliated with any of the groups above, other than that I'm subscribed to the Alaska Mariculture Research and Training Center's email list. I'm just passing it all along.

Cheers

Links:

https://seaweeddatabase.org/

https://alaskamariculturecluster.org/announcements/seaweed-tissue-analysis-feedback/

Description from the Alaska Mariculture, Research & Training Center's email list:

"The Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation (AFDF), Marine Biologics, and SCRC Consulting, Inc. are looking for feedback on a new seaweed tissue analysis database. Industry and researchers who are interested in seaweed composition, quality, and safety are invited to provide feedback. The Alaska Mariculture Cluster sponsored the tool and is coordinating partner engagement in its development.

To provide feedback, head to the Seaweed Tissue Analysis database and click the “Questions/Comments” tab on the upper left hand side. Click the links below to learn more and explore the database."

I am not affiliated with any of the groups above, other than that I'm subscribed to the Alaska Mariculture Research and Training Center's email list. I'm just passing it all along.

Cheers