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Seeking injectable, highly flexible sealing system for personal care devices

• Posted by The Procter & Gamble Company
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• Project Size : 250,000 - 1,000,000 €

We are looking for a material /process that allows to inject a flexible sealing / fluid barrier in particular areas of an already assembled device and that can fill gaps in the range of 1 mm – 3 mm between movable and fixed parts.

Seeking Solutions for Repair and Protection of Enamel and Dentin

• Posted by The Procter & Gamble Company
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• Project Size : 250,000 - 1,000,000 €

A product that delivers significant and long lasting repair to damaged tooth enamel and dentin

Seeking Next-Generation Equipment and Processing Technologies for Tempura Batter-Coated Fish Products

• Posted by Nomad Foods
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• Project Size : Strategic project backed by large scale funding €

Nomad Foods is seeking innovative equipment, processing technologies, or integrated solutions that enable the development of next-generation tempura batter-coated fish products. By “conventional” battering and coating systems, we mean standard waterfall/curtain batter application combined with static frying or baking, which limits coating uniformity, consistency, and yield at scale. We are looking for solutions that demonstrably improve on this baseline by delivering: a more even and well-adhered batter coating across irregular fish portions, reduced batter loss/waste during application, and greater batch-to-batch consistency of coating weight and texture. We expect proposals exclusively from commercial technology providers — equipment manufacturers, engineering firms, technology start-ups, and system integrators with deployable or near-deployable solutions. Academic institutions or research groups without a commercial product, prototype, or industrial partner are not the focus of this call. By “improve robustness” we mean equipment and processes that maintain consistent coating performance despite normal variability in raw material (fish portion size and shape), batter viscosity, and line speed, with minimal downtime or operator intervention. By “flexibility for integration” we mean compatibility with our existing battering/coating and freezing lines: solutions that can be retrofitted or integrated without requiring a full line replacement, and that can accommodate multiple product formats (fillets, portions, nuggets) on the same equipment.

Reflux air condenser which solves water condensers' drawbacks without any performance loss.

• Posted by Christophe Auriant from Ouest Valorisation
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• Innovative Products and Technologies

Reflux air condenser which solves water condensers' drawbacks without any performance loss. A reflux air condenser which can solve following water condensers' issues: -Need for a water supply. -High water consumption. -Can lead to local floods, especially for long lasting synthesis (overnight) -Congestion with water pipes. -High probability of cuts during water pipes plug in. -Progressive fouling by µ-algaes.

Novel Treatments Targeting Drug-Resistant Prostate Cancer Cells

• Posted by Georgetown University
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• Innovative Products and Technologies

- Novel small molecule carbazole compounds effectively inhibit androgen receptor signaling, overcoming resistance to current prostate cancer treatments. - Broad efficacy against castration-resistant and enzalutamide-resistant prostate cancer addresses critical unmet needs in advanced disease. - Potential applications extend beyond prostate cancer to other androgen receptor-positive cancers, including breast, ovarian, and fallopian tube cancers.

A Novel Method for Producing Polysiloxane Materials

• Posted by Georgetown University
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• Innovative Products and Technologies

Georgetown University researchers have discovered an innovative method for forming materials with useful properties (e.g., as transparent films, adhesives, binding agents, conductors, membranes, or controlled-release systems), by providing a range of additives to polysiloxanes in the following novel approaches: 1) combining polysiloxane materials containing a basic functional group (e.g., amine or other group capable of accepting a proton) with an acid, and 2) combining polysiloxane materials containing an acidic functional group (e.g., carboxylic acid or other group capable of donating a proton) with a base. Such additions (or polymerizations) lead to materials with properties substantially different from those of the parent polysiloxane.