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Below the ocean's surface, seaweed forms spectacular underwater forests that are important for marine life and the planet's climate. New research shows that seaweed can also help solve future health, food, climate and environmental challenges Seaweed is not actually plants - seaweed is algae. Come and find out what seaweed and algae really are. What makes them different from plants and animals? And how do you grow seaweed - both in the sea and on land? Hear about the sustainable solutions seaweed can provide in the future - both when it comes to climate, biodiversity and future food. And get the chance to taste the future as we dive into the world of seaweed flavors. Lecture by Annette Bruhn, senior researcher in marine ecology, Department of Ecoscience, Aarhus University. - Date: 17 November 2026 - Time: 19:00–21:00 - Venue: Tårnby Hovedbibliotek - Address: Kamillevej 10, Kastrup, Denmark - Admission: Free