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 | Seeking injectable, highly flexible sealing system for personal care devices |
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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 Biomanufacturing of Transformational Ingredients in Consumer-Packaged Goods |
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We are looking for approaches to engineer and optimize organisms (microbial and plant) for production and/or purification of relevant biomolecules in a non-trial-and-error format. It is believed that starting from a waste stream will be a more cost-effective solution. We are also interested in plant- or algae-based solutions that are scalable and cost effective. What We Are Looking For: • Strain engineering approaches that achieve target molecule production targets across multiple molecule classes in significantly less time versus the industry average • Host engineering capabilities in non-model systems • Scale up platforms/methods that are amenable to commodity scale ingredients • Downstream processing methods/technologies that facilitate continuous extraction and/or re-use of extractive reagents • Approaches that leverage feedstocks separate from the food chain |
 | Seeking kerbside recyclable alternative to our flexible plastic bags used in frozen food cooking for microwave usage |
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As a global market leader in frozen foods, Nomad Foods is seeking to future-proof our packaging portfolio by identifying sustainable, kerbside-recyclable alternatives to our current flexible plastic bags. The solution must withstand continuous storage at -18°C and meet RecyClass RAM Grade A or B criteria, specifically optimized for the UK recycling infrastructure. We prioritize materials that can be integrated into existing manufacturing lines and are supported by case studies of successful market implementation. The ideal solution should be scalable across our global brand footprint. |
 | Bio-based Petroleum Jelly Alternative |
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Airable has developed a bio-based alternative to petroleum jelly. This well-known emollient has been used for skin care for over 150 years. It functions as an occlusive, improving skin’s moisture retention and promoting healing. The gel’s many uses include serving as a remedy for diaper rash, protecting small cuts and burns, preventing chafing, and treating eczema. However, as the name indicates, petroleum jelly is a byproduct of the petroleum industry; the refinement of crude oil leaves behind a paraffin-like jelly substance. The jelly is neither biodegradable nor renewable. In addition, the raw jelly is purified through distillation and filtration to make it safe for skin contact, but poorly refined (low-quality) jelly retains polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which are known carcinogens. |
 | Innovative Methods for Cell Transplantation |
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This invention provides a novel method for transplanting target cells into a subject by creating a sealed transplantation space using an acellular membrane attached to a visceral organ. This technique allows for the insertion of a mixture of support cells and target cells, enhancing cell survival and integration. For example, this method can be applied to improve the engraftment of insulin-producing beta islet cells for diabetes treatment, potentially increasing the success rate of cell transplantation. |
 | Multimodal spectral clustering technology |
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Clustering techniques allow to find natural groups inside very large datasets whose internal structure may be forma Partners to further develop the system and/or to establish commercial agreements along with technical cooperation are sought. |
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