Marine Nanofiber Innovation
Discover our breakthrough marine biotechnology
Core Technology
From biomass to nanofibers, our innovative 3rd generation technology revolutionizes quality, functionality, and cost simultaneously
Bio Mass
1st Gen: Sugar-containing biomass
2nd Gen: Starch materials
3rd Gen: Lignocellulosic biomass
Nanoization
Innovative nanoization process
transforms marine bio materials into nanofibers
Quality Applications
High-quality products across
cosmetics, diapers, paper, and more
Technology Innovation
Differentiated technology leveraging unique properties of marine bio materials
Quality Innovation
Achieving high-quality properties impossible with terrestrial plant materials
Enhanced Functionality
Maximizing product functionality through nanofiber technology
Cost Efficiency
Optimizing production costs through innovative processes
Innovative Products
Discover high-quality products across various industries powered by marine nanofiber technology
Natural Soap
Premium natural soap enriched with marine nanofibers for gentle cleansing and superior moisturizing properties.
Face Mask
Revitalizing face mask with marine collagen and nanofiber technology for deep hydration and anti-aging benefits.
Sun Screen
Advanced sun protection with marine nanofiber technology offering broad-spectrum UV defense and skin nourishment.
Tone Up
Brightening tone-up cream with marine nanofibers for instant skin illumination and long-lasting radiance.
High-Performance Diapers
Diapers made with nanofiber technology offering superior absorption and breathability.
Cost Saving Paper Filler
An eco-friendly paper additive that applies innovative technology to reduce pulp usage through revolutionary microfiber processing technology.
Advanced Sanitary Pads
Revolutionary sanitary pads with marine nanofiber technology for superior comfort and protection.
Need a Custom Solution?
We provide optimized marine nanofiber technology solutions tailored to your business needs
Research & Development
Through continuous R&D, we unlock new possibilities in marine nanofiber technology
World-Class Research Excellence
MarinebioGroup is a pioneer in marine biomass research, continuously investing in R&D to develop innovative technologies. Our research team collaborates with experts worldwide to lead next-generation nanofiber technology.
Advanced Research Facilities
Conducting precise analysis and experiments with state-of-the-art equipment.
Expert Research Team
Top specialists in marine biology, nanotechnology, and materials engineering.
Global Collaboration
Enhancing technology through joint research with leading universities and institutions worldwide.
Research Achievements
Outstanding results from continuous research and development
Government-Certified Innovation Technology
Officially recognized as a New Excellent Technology (NET) by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Republic of Korea — a testament to our breakthrough in marine biomass innovation.
New Excellent Technology (NET) Certification
Certified under Article 17(1) of the Act on Support of Science and Technology for Oceans and Fisheries. Certificate Number: 2023-0010
Certified Technology
Manufacturing technology for a natural superabsorbent polymer using a chitin-derived nanomesh — a world-first innovation derived from marine biomass.
Validity Period
Issued on October 13, 2023 · Valid through July 9, 2028
Issuing Authority
Minister of Oceans and Fisheries, Republic of Korea — the highest governmental body overseeing marine science and technology.
This certification confirms that our chitin-derived nanomesh technology represents a nationally recognized breakthrough in sustainable marine biotechnology, setting a new global standard for eco-friendly superabsorbent materials.
Registration and Application Patents
Red Algae Technology Patents — Prof. Seo Yung-Bum / Director Lee Yoon-woo
| No | Patent Details | Category |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manufacturing Method of Pulp Using Red Algae | pulp |
| 2 | A method of manufacturing pulp with low internal gel extract content from red algae | pulp |
| 3 | Manufacturing Method of Pulp Using Thick Red Algae | pulp |
| 4 | Manufacturing Method of Pulp Using Thin-skinned Red Algae | pulp |
| 5 | A method of manufacturing pulp with high internal gel extract content from algae | pulp |
| 6 | Pulps manufactured from red algae and their manufacturing methods | pulp |
| 7 | Electronic component case using bio-composite material with seaweeds fiber reinforcement | bio-composite |
| 8 | Bio-complex materials with red algae fibers as reinforcing materials and bio-complex materials with excellent fiber dispersion using high temperature | bio-composite |
| 9 | Korean paper containing red algae fibers | traditional paper |
| 10 | Manufacturing Method of Paper Surface Size Agent Using Raincoat from Red Algae | papermaking |
| 11 | Manufacturing method of opaque low-volume paper and opaque low-volume paper | papermaking |
| 12 | Transparent red algae food wrapper and its manufacturing method | food packaging |
| 13 | Bio with low concentrations of toxic substances from red algae — manufacturing of alcohol raw materials and bio-alcohol | bio-ethanol |
| 14 | Method for production of methane gas using red algae extract | methane generation |
| 15 | An opaque food wrapper using red algae and its manufacturing method | food packaging |
| 16 | Pretendable food film using red algae and its manufacturing method | edible film |
| 17 | Sheet for mask pack containing seaweeds fiber and its manufacturing method | cosmetics |
| 18 | Transparent high density from algae — manufacturing of raw material pulp and transparent high density paper (tracing paper) | papermaking |
| 19 | The manufacturing method of RA-PLA and the RA-PLA manufactured thereunder | bio-plastic |
| 20 | Dehydrate Red algae low molecular extract and dehydrate drying method | food additive |
| 21 | Oil control paper containing marine algae for removing skin oil and the method for manufacturing thereof | cosmetics |
| 22 | Paper yarn comprising red algae fiber and method for manufacturing thereof | fabrics |
| 23 | (PCT) Manufacturing method of pulp using algali or algali residues pulsed with alkali aqueous solution, and paper prepared therefrom | pulping method |
| 24 | (Registered) Manufacturing method of sheet for mask packs containing seaweeds fibers and sheet for mask packs manufactured therefrom | cosmetic |
SCI-grade Journals
Related to use of red algae and nanocellulose
| No | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Seo, Y.B., Lee, Y.W., Lee, C.H., You, H.C., Gelidium and their use in papermaking, BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY. 101(7):2549-2553, (2010) |
| 2 | CELL 79-Algae fiber and its biocomposites, ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 233:790-790 (2007) |
| 3 | Ku, K.J., Hong, Y.H., Seo, Y.B., Chung, K.S., and Song, K.B., Application of edible Gelidium paper coated with green tea extract for shelf life extension of kimbab, FOOD SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY, 17(2):421-424 (2008) |
| 4 | Lee, M.W., Han, S.O., and Seo, Y.B., Gelidium fibre/poly(butylene succinate) biocomposites: The effect of fibre content on their mechanical and thermal properties, COMPOSITES SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 68(6):1266-1272 (2008) |
| 5 | Boo, S.M., Kim, K.M., Hwang, I.K., Yoon, H.S., and Seo, Y.B., Diversity, morphology, and phylogeny of the marine pulp-producing alga gelidiales (rhodophyta), JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY, 136:S523-S523 (2008) |
| 6 | Sim, K.J., Han, S.O., and Seo, Y.B., Dynamic Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Gelidium Fiber Reinforced Poly(lactic acid) Biocomposites, MACROMOLECULAR RESEARCH, 18(5):489-495, (2010) |
| 7 | Seo, Y.B., Lee, Y.W., Lee, C.H., and Lee, M.W., Optical Properties of Gelidium Fibers, INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH, 49(20):9830-9833 (2010) |
| 8 | Jang, S.A., Shin, Y.J., Seo, Y.B. and Song, K.B. Effects of Various Plasticizers and Nanoclays on the Mechanical Properties of Gelidium Film, JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE, 76(3):N30-N34 (2011) |
| 9 | Seo, Y.B., and Lee, M.W., Use of non-wood fibres (from cattails and Gelidium) and their effects on paper opacity, APPITA JOURNAL, 64(5):445-449, (2011) |
| 10 | Shin, Y.J., Song, H.Y., Seo, Y.B., and Song, K.B., Preparation of Gelidium Film Containing Grapefruit Seed Extract and Application for the Packaging of Cheese and Bacon, FOOD SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY, 21(1): 225-231, (2012) |
| 11 | Yoon, M.H., Lee, Y.W., Lee, C.H., Seo, Y.B., Simultaneous production of bio-ethanol and bleached pulp from Gelidium, BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY, 126:198-201, (2012) |
| 12 | Bondable and Biodegradable Cellulosic Opacifiers, INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH, 52(29): 9812-9815, (2013) |
| 13 | Le Van Hai, Ha Neul Son, Yung Bum Seo, Physical and bio-composite properties of nanocrystalline cellulose from wood, cotton linters, cattail, and Gelidium, CELLULOSE, 22(3):1789-1798, (2015) |
| 14 | Le Van Hai, Yung Bum Seo, Characterization of cellulose nanocrystal obtained from electron beam treated cellulose fiber, Nordic Pulp and Paper Research J. 32(2):170-178 (2017) |
| 15 | Yung Bum Seo, Ji Hwan Ahn, Hak Lae Lee, Upgrading waste paper by in-situ calcium carbonate formation, JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION, 155(1):212-217, (2017) |
About Us
Discover MarinebioGroup, turning the infinite possibilities of marine biotechnology into reality
Our Vision
MarinebioGroup believes in the infinite potential of marine biomass materials and aims to enrich human life through this technology. We don't just create products; we provide solutions for a sustainable future.
Based on our world-unique marine nanofiber technology, we develop innovative products across various fields, from cosmetics to industrial materials.
Core Values
Values and philosophy that MarinebioGroup pursues
Innovation
Creating new possibilities through continuous research and development
Sustainability
Preparing for the future with eco-friendly technology
Quality
Providing the highest quality products and services
Global
Leading the world market with advanced technology
Company History
Company Establishment - Global Headquarter
Marinebio Group Inc. Established in Austin, Texas. FCC Global Patent Submit - USA, EU, Japan, China, India, Indonesia.
Global Expansion
Acquired patents for marine nanofiber extraction and processing technology
Technology Innovation
Launched first commercial product in the cosmetics sector
First Product Launch
Entered international markets and established global partnerships
Core Technology Development
Completed 3rd generation biomass technology and multi-field applications
Get in Touch
Ready to explore how marine nanofiber technology can transform your business? Contact our team for personalized consultation and solutions.
Address
1108 Nueces St, Austin,
TX 78701, USA
Phone
(512) 996-7083
yunyoung.heo@marinebiogroup.com
marinegift4u@gmail.com