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 | Seeking disruptive solutions (technologies, products and/or services) in Women's Wellness |
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What we are looking for disruptive solutions (i.e. Technologies, Products and/or Services) in Women’s Wellness. Areas of immediate interest include the following consumer needs based categories. 1. Manage my daily fatigue over the long term so I can be productive. (Works with my body to fill in the gaps in energy.) 2. Buy me a window of energy to help me get through my daily tasks. (Flexing/adapting to the energy demand in the moment) 3. Enable me to make and stick to the good lifestyle choices. (Behavior modification to achieve restorative sleep, healthy diet and exercise.) 4. Manage my stress overload without disrupting my day to day life. 5. Reduce the feelings of worry and anxiety that happen when I’m feeling overwhelmed and that I’m in this alone. |
| | Seeking insect control products and technologies that are non-toxic to people and pets, yet perform as well or better than their toxic counterparts. |
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The global home insecticide market is dominated by chemicals that are toxic to insects, people, and pets. P&G Ventures is interested in insect control products and technologies that are non-toxic to people and pets, yet perform as well or better than their toxic counterparts. P&G is interested in all segments of insect control (contact killer, barriers, traps, on-body repellents and foggers) and managing the following insects: House Flies, Mosquitoes, Fruit Flies, Stink Bugs, Bed Bugs, Roaches, Ants, Moths, Gnats, Spiders, Silverfish, Centipedes, Millipedes. |
 | Seeking proposals to advance the knowledge on COVID-19 and on the coronavirus family |
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The current coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has been declared by WHO as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern according to the International Health Regulation. It is crucial to rapidly gain a better understanding of the newly identified virus, especially in relation to potential clinical and public health measures that can be put to immediate use to improve patients’ health and/or contain the spread of COVID-19. Collaboration of private companies, academia, international organisations, public bodies etc. has the potential to accelerate the development of therapeutics and diagnostics to tackle this current and future outbreaks. The actions resulting from this call will contribute to the pan-European efforts responding to this Public Health Emergency. Proposals submitted under this topic are expected to advance the knowledge specifically on COVID-19 and more widely on the coronavirus family with the aim of contributing to an efficient patient management and/or public health preparedness and response to current and future outbreaks of coronavirus infection. |
 | Portable device to detect, diagnose and monitoring of tyrosinemia |
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A Spanish research Group from Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Departments at University of Alcala (Spain) has designed and developed a metabolic rare disease sensor to diagnose and monitoring tyrosinemia in different biological fluidics (blood, plasma and urine) using very few amounts of the sample without any pretreatment. This device uses a non-invasive approach for and in situ monitoring of the disease, even by the own patient at home. The group is looking for companies to manufacturing a prototype, reaching licensing agreements or collaboration. |
 | SOY-BASED SURFACTANTS |
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Battelle, in partnership with the Ohio Soybean Council, has developed a soy-based alternative and is looking for a commercial partner to license the technology. The global surfactant market is set to grow at about 4.6% through 2023, when it will reach $1.09 billion.* |
 | Zagblade: Reduction of aero acoustic pollution by introducing novel serrated trailing edges |
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An aerofoil blade design that reduces trailing edge noise by means of a saw-tooth serration filled with a porous material. The serration and porous material work constructively with each other to significantly improve the aero-acoustic performance. An optimal choice of the porous materials has been identified, where it can achieve broadband noise reduction whilst completely suppressing the vortex shedding tone. This new device is more industrially-ready than the conventional “add-on” type serration due to its superior structural integrity. In addition it produces an aerodynamic performance similar to that of the baseline aerofoil. Applicable to a wide range from applications from drones, UAVs, aircraft engines, wind turbines and fan blades. |
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