Xoma, which develops technology for algae cultivation, announces that a global supplier of separation technology has conducted successful laboratory tests for the separation of the algae Chlorella vulgaris from water. This is stated in a press release.Tests carried out in April 2026 showed that both living and dead algae can be separated effectively from water. According to the company, the results are an important step in the work to integrate advanced separation technology into wastewater treatment plants."We are very pleased with the test results. They confirm that the technology initially works well for our applications and strengthen the possibilities of integrating the solution into the wastewater treatment plants", says Mourad Lahdo, CEO of Xoma.The tests follow the collaboration with the same separation supplier that the company communicated in July 2025.