Andrea Vornoli

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1. Introduction Microalgae are gaining increasing attention in scientific research as a promising solution to many environmental and economic challenges. They can represent a useful tool to promote the change in people’s eating habits both to improve health and reduce the environmental impact due to the high population growth rates and the resultant demands for essential nutrients [1]. It has been estimated that there are 800,000 species of microalgae and that only 5–10% of these are known [2].