Poseidon Sciences Group undertakes its research and development efforts through its own network of research facilities and through strategic partnerships with companies and institutes worldwide. Here, we feature a few of our Partners.
In the Philippines, our research is in collaboration with Sulu Garden Foundation, Inc. (SGF). Ongoing research includes conservation, development of technologies for oil spill remediation and development of culture technologies of rare fishes, such as kikiro (Scatophagus argus). Poseidon Sciences also participates in SGF’s community development programs, such as medical missions in the highland villages, livelihood development and preservation of cultural heritage. To learn more, please see SGF’s website: www.sulugardenfoundation.org
Poseidon Sciences Research & Development, also based in the Philippines, is responsible for continuing work on the development of slow-release nontoxic insect repellent technologies against termites, mosquitoes and many other nuisance and medically important insect species.
Pollution of our oceans come from antifouling compounds added to underwater paint that continuously release chemicals into the marine environment.
In India, the primary research effort is screening for bioactive substances and surface designs the prevent biofouling that
prevent the attachment of barnacles and other fouling organisms to surfaces. Also, marine conservation and identification of endangered organisms are active ongoing research. This work is conducted under a long-term collaboration with Sacred Heart Marine Research Center
(SHMRC) since 1994. » More about Sacred Heart.
Poseidon, in Greek religion, is the god of the sea and water. He was by tradition the son of Cronus, the ancient chief god, and Rhea, a fertility goddess. The Isthmia is the chief festival in Poseidon’s honor and celebrated near Isthmus of Corinth. His character as the sea god has been prominent in art and has been represented with the attributes of the trident, the dolphin and the tunnyfish.
Solutions to environmental and commercial technologies adversely affecting our oceanic environment
Innovations in the artificial culture of marine and freshwater organisms of economic importance
The development of natural compounds for use in medical treatments.
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