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Salacia strengthens its process engineering team

Additional engineering capabilities support the transition from laboratory development toward scalable industrial systems.

Arthur Malmasson, contributing to Salacia’s process engineering and the development of scalable industrial systems.
Arthur Malmasson, contributing to Salacia’s process engineering and the development of scalable industrial systems.

Salacia has strengthened its engineering team with additional expertise in process development, production and automation, reinforcing the technical capabilities required for the next stages of the company’s roadmap.

As Salacia progresses beyond early laboratory development, process engineering becomes increasingly important in translating experimental results into reliable and integrated systems. This includes improving process configuration, preparing for continuous operation, coordinating equipment and control requirements, and ensuring that future systems can be operated safely and efficiently.

These capabilities will support the development of increasingly representative prototypes and help bridge the gap between laboratory validation and future industrial deployment. Particular attention is given to designing systems that can evolve progressively in capacity while maintaining operational consistency and technical performance.

The expanded engineering team therefore reinforces Salacia’s focus on developing technology that is not only technically effective, but also manufacturable, operable, maintainable and scalable under real industrial conditions.

Strengthening this expertise represents another important step in building the multidisciplinary team required to move Salacia’s marine-biomass platform from research and development toward industrial implementation.

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