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UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS posted this:
Direct “in situ” determination of ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) using a device formed by three disposable screen-printed electrodesNew device for direct “in situ” detection of ascorbic acid in different types of liquid samples, for example biological samples or food products. The equipment consists of an electrode system formed by three disposable electrodes, obtained by silkscreen printing.
UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS posted this:
Discoloration of effluents by membrane technologiesVinasse treatment was performed using membrane separation technologies. The combined use of ultrafiltration and nanofiltration allowed to reach levels of above 99% discoloration. Waste streams from these processes with high content of colored compounds were subjected to an adsorption - ultrafiltration hybrid process reaching 90% of discoloration.
Meghan Meyer posted this:
Discovery and Validation of novel inhibitor compounds of the mitochondrial carrier SLC25A1 as anti-tumor agents- Targets lung cancer stem cells and restores sensitivity to cisplatin and EGFR inhibitors. - Overcomes limitations of existing SLC25A1 inhibitors in crossing cell membranes effectively. - Offers the potential as a therapeutic option for hard-to-treat tumors and mutational landscapes.
Other at Georgetown University
IBIMA-Plataforma BionandIBIMA-Plataforma BionandIBIMA-Plataforma Bionand posted this:
Dismountable clamp for bone fixationThe newly designed medical device consists of a staple in which the legs can be assembled or disassembled from a central element according to different configurations, This technology allows treatment of bone fractures in a manner adapted to the anatomy of each patient. The professional can choose both the structure and the number of legs of each clamp.Toni Broncano posted this:
Dispensing system for flexible packagingThe dispensers of low viscosity liquids are not present on the market for flexible packaging. The existing ones are in rigid packaging. This innovation makes it possible to create dispensers with flexible packaging by modifying the spout (one of the pieces present in this type of packaging). Dispensers for liquid food (oils, vinegar, sauces, etc) or household liquid product (soap, handcream, bath gel) can be marketed with flexible packs, reducing significantly carbon footprint and costs.
R&D Manager at impulse
UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS posted this:
Displacement monitoring in civil and industrial work structuresThe University of Burgos, through the AUSINCO research group (Auscultation, Instrumentation and Control of Structures), makes available to the civil works sector (construction companies, quality control companies, research centers, Public Administrations, etc.) and industry, a technology based on laser sensor technology for the monitoring of movements in structures.WT&C Innovates Inc. posted this:
Disruptive Green Sustainable Ceramic Composite Material - fireproof, lightweight, and 100% polymer freeLooking for license-out agreements for the right to use the IP. The IP license will include the know how and show how. This patent pending cutting-edge ceramic composite material represents a game-changing improvement in composite technology, addressing many industries' demand for sustainable and green solutions while providing increased fire safety and reducing costs.
Universidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRI posted this:
Distributed characterization system and method of variations of the refractive index of an optical fiber.The Photonics Research Group of Alcalá University has developed a method and a system that both allow to take at the same time, distributed measures of deformation and temperature, derived from the laser source, vibrations…, based on a ɸ -OTDR system with limited elements and therefore reducing the cost of the sensor system. The group seeks to reach licensing, cooperation and commercial agreements with telecommunications companies or sensing and distributed characterization of optical fiber enterprises.
UACOOPERA University of AveirouacooperaUACOOPERA University of Aveiro posted this:
Distributed interference cancelation based on outdated channel gain informationNew method aimed to enhance the overall throughput of communication systems by utilizing delayed channel gain information for distributed interference compression and removal. The technology targets a dynamic environment in which the transmitters, the receivers or even the scattering environment are not static and is useful for a communication scenario with several distributed transmitters and receivers sharing a common medium, in which interference removal is crucial to enhance system throughput and to enable simultaneous transmission of information from several transmitters to several receivers, using the same resources.
Technology Transfer Office at uacoopera
Maria João CardosoInstituto de TelecomunicaçõesMaria João CardosoIntellectual Property and Technology Manager at Instituto de Telecomunicações
View ProfileMaria João Cardoso posted this:
Distributed interference cancellation based on outdated channel gain informationNew method aimed to enhance the overall throughput of communication systems by utilizing outdated channel gain information for distributed interference compression and removal. The technology targets a dynamic environment with several distributed transmitters and receivers sharing a common medium.
Intellectual Property and Technology Manager at Instituto de Telecomunicações
Meghan Meyer posted this:
Diverting Jejunostomy Tube- A novel J-tube novel that provides a solution for situations requiring the bypassing of the stomach, allowing direct feeding into the intestinal tract for patients in need. - Overcomes the issue of leakage commonly encountered by a significant number of patients who require the use of feeding tubes. - Potential to reduce infections and recurrent hospitalization, besides increasing the effectiveness of the feeding regimen of patients.
Other at Georgetown University
Cracow University of TechnologyCracow University of TechnologyCracow University of Technology posted this:
Division For Manufacturing System Design - Cracow University of TechnologyActivities of Division are mainly focused on research and technology development in the field of applied mechanics, material engineering, machine design, thermal and process engineering, production engineering, computing sciences, power engineering and computer sciences. FME employs about 250 research and teaching staff. It offers the following fields of studies: power engineering, machine design and operation, automatics and robotics, management and production engineering, computer sciences, biomedical engineering and industrial design. Currently there is more than 4000 of students at FME and 250 teaching staff.Yogesh Joshi posted this:
DME (Di-methyl Ether) from Waste (Agro, Animal, Forest)We have developed gasification based technology that enables single step synthesis of DME (Di-methyl Ether) from crop, animal, forest waste, MSW and Biomass-Plastic. DME is soot-less fuel and sustainable replacement to Diesel and LPG and other emerging applications as Hydrogen carrier in fuel cells and feedstock for synthesis of Di-methyl sulphate, higher alcohols.
Head R&D at Green Futures Inc
CD Genomics posted this:
DNA & Genomics Sequencing ServiceCD Genomics proprietary GenSeqTM Technology provides advanced multi-omics and bioinformatics service solutions for its global The Specialties of GenSeqTM customers who do research in laboratory. Equipped with the broadest industrial array of cutting-edge technologies and coupled with a group of experienced scientists and bioinformaticians, CD Genomics possesses significant contributions to genetic research.
University of WaterlooUniversity of WaterlooUniversity of Waterloo posted this:
DNA aptamer biosensors for lactate detectionBackground With limited oxygen, anaerobic glycolysis occurs to convert glucose to lactate. Athletes are keen to monitor lactate to stay in the aerobic metabolic state. A high level of lactate is also an indication of a variety of physiological and pathological conditions such as sepsis and heart attack, acidosis and cancer. More recently plasma lactate has been strongly associated with type 2 diabetes in older adults. The global serum lactate testing market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7% reaching a value of $US 1.04 B by 2026. Additionally, measurement of lactate is important in the food industry to monitor fermentation, bacterial contamination and wine production. The detection of lactate has been traditionally carried out using enzymes namely lactate oxidase (LOx) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH). LOx produces H2O2 as a co-product for indirect detection. LDH requires NAD+ as an electron acceptor. The reliability and sensitivity of such enzyme-based biosensors is affected by enzyme activity, denaturation, and the concentration of oxygen or NAD+, making calibration difficult.
Beata StrachJagiellonian UniversityBeata Strach posted this:
DNA aptamer with affinity for the PD-L1 protein and its applicationThe subject of the offer is a unique nucleotide sequence capable of specifically bindin to the PD-L1 protein, which could be used to obtain selective markers for use in cancer imaging across a broad spectrum of diagnostic techniques.
Technology Transfer Officer at Jagiellonian University
uacoopera posted this:
DNA Barcodes – DNA authentication mark (traceability and identification of food products)The present invention consists on the development and application of "molecular tags" or “molecular barcoded labels”, of easy synthesis and production in large quantities. These labels are of simple application, invisible to the naked eye and of rapid detection using low cost equipments and reagents typically used for molecular biology. Basically, the labels consist of chimerical molecules of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and the detection and read of these molecules do not depend on sequencing approaches. The information in these labels can be accessed in a similar way as it is done for most common barcoded systems.
Taras MaiulaOtava Research InstituteTaras Maiula posted this:
DOT1L Targeted Library (585 compounds)DOT1L is an attractive target for specific malignancies, such as leukemia. Inhibitors of DOT1L could potentially be used for anticancer therapy.
Head of the QC department at Otava Research Institute
Korea Institute of Energy ResearchKorea Institute of Energy ResearchKorea Institute of Energy Research posted this:
Double flow channel open-type solar heat absorberResearchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) have developed an innovative double flow channel open-type solar heat absorber. This technology particularly relates to a solar heat absorber which is formed into rectangular or circular-shaped cross sections to increase a contact area with collected sunlight, and which includes a main body formed using a three-layered tube to form a dual passage so that heat loss is prevented.- Universidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRI
Universidad de Alcalá-OTRI posted this:
Double mesh prosthesis that corrects defects in the abdominal wall and prevents adhesion formation at the peritoneal interfaceA research group from the Surgery Department of Alcala University has designed an implantable prosthesis made of two meshes joined together, for abdominal surgery uses. This prosthesis prevents the erosion of the viscera by promoting mesothelial deposition. Both meshes induce fibroblast proliferation and collagen deposition achieving the definitive repair of the defect at the expense of connective tissue. This research group is looking for manufacturing and license agreements. - Universidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRI
Universidad de Alcalá-OTRI posted this:
Double port injector to corneal transplant DMEKThe Reseacrh group in Cell biology of solid tumors and tisular regeneration from Alcala University and the Research group in Cellular Engineering from University from Hospital La Paz, have developed a new injector designed to reduce endotellial damage during the corneal endothelial graft implantation in eye´s anterior chamber. The group is looking for cooperation or commercial agreement with companies manufacturers of sanitary products and medical devices, ophthalmological clinics and hospitals.
Brunel University LondonBrunel University LondonBrunel University London posted this:
Drag Reduction in Vehicles to increase fuel efficiency and reduce CO2For heavy goods vehicles (HGV) 10% drag reduction is achieved by combining a single embedded trough at the rear end of the vehicle roof and troughs at the rear end of each side of the vehicle. This will result in significant fuel efficiencies during operation. Brunel University London is seeking companies who are interested in partnering to scale up this patented design. This could be HGV trailer manufacturers or in related areas of manufacturing of cars, particularly high performance/speed vehicles, coaches, train carriages and boats.
- Universidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRI
Universidad de Alcalá-OTRI posted this:
DriveSafe: App that monitors and scores your driving, generating alerts when it is not safe.The RobeSafe group of the Department of Electronics of the University of Alcalá has developed the application DriveSafe that monitors and evaluates the driving profiles of the drivers generating alerts in real time when they are considered to be unsafe. Placing the mobile device on the vehicle's windshield, the application uses the smartphone's sensors (accelerometers, GPS, rear camera) to get a complete assessment of the driving and create a driver profile that can be checked either on real time during the trip, or reviewed in detail once the route is over. The system requires only a slight calibration. The application has a dual functionality. On the one hand, it provides real-time Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) services, improving the safety of drivers in all types of vehicles (mainly low-end), which otherwise would only be available in premium vehicles high-end. On the other hand, it generates a history of the driver behavior that may be useful to the driver himself or to insurance, logistics or other companies in order to mitigate potential risks and reduce operational costs. The group is looking for companies from the Transport, Insurance or Apps sector to sign technical collaboration agreements, commercial agreements with technical assistance and license agreements.
Itzel Saldivar posted this:
DRONA: Software requirements management tool for Enterprise ArchitectThe tool is built as an add-in for Enterprise Architect - designed and tested for (1) defining, modelling, and optimizing technical requirements, (2) requirements authoring support, (3) reconciliation between requirements models, and (4) automated generation of full deliverables, as well as (5) acceptance criteria written as Gherkin test scenarios.
Tech Transfer Officer at SnT- Brunel University LondonBrunel University London
Brunel University London posted this:
DRooTES: Double Rooted Trailing Edge Serrations for quiet bladesAerofoil blade designs with double rooted serrations that reduce trailing edge noise to the maximum through destructive interference. They can be attached to existing blades so are particularly suitable for retrofitting to larger blades, such as wind turbines. They are however applicable to a wide range of blades moving in air and water, for example turbines, fans, rotary wings and fixed wings. The scale of application ranges from small drones (small blades operating at high speeds) to large wind turbines (large blades operating at slower speeds).
Germans Trias i Pujol Health Sciences Research InstituteGermans Trias i Pujol Health Sciences Research InstituteGermans Trias i Pujol Health Sciences Research Institute posted this:
Drug Delivery PlatformColonoscopic procedures have become widespread in recent years since colorectal cancer (CRC) and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) have become prevalent disorders. Their use has expanded as diagnostic and therapeutic tools in both elective and emergency situations. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the most common cancer in both men and women. In the case of polypectomy, as in the case of surgery, the stabilization of the primary tumors could allow the use of optimizing chemotherapy and therefore an overall improvement in the treatment of the disease.
Larisa SheloukhovaKyoto UniversityLarisa Sheloukhova posted this:
Drug discovery for Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Using Patient-Derived iPS Cell LinesCharcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) is one of the most common rare diseases affecting approximately 1 in 2,500 - 5,000 people, or 3 million people in total worldwide. It is characterized by progressive peripheral neuropathy. The disease appears in two main forms: demyelination of the myelin sheath, which is formed by Schwann cells wrapping around the axon, or degeneration of the axon itself. There are various types of CMT caused by mutations in different genes. CMT1A, caused by a duplication of the PMP22 gene, is the most common demyelinating type, affecting ~50% of individuals with CMT. CMT2A, caused by mutations in the mitofusin-2 (MFN2) gene, is the most common axonal defect type. Gene therapies and small molecules are under development for different CMT types, however, there are currently no available treatments or cures for CMT patients. SCAD is a spin-off from Kyoto University that specializes in the development of disease models using patient-derived iPS cell lines for CMT1A and 2A, conducting drug discovery research to clarify pathology and explore therapeutic drugs, as well as pursuing cell therapy for neuropathies using pluripotent stem cells.
Global Tech Commercialization at Kyoto University
CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas posted this:
Drug repurposing against pneumococcus and other Streptococcus genus speciesCSIC has developed a patent for the use of 7 drugs as novel antimicrobials that display bactericidal activity against Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus), acting on therapeutic targets not considered in the usual treatments for this pathogen. Industrial partners are sought which are interested in patent licensing for the development of the mentioned drugs as antibacterials targeting the Streptococcus genus and that open up new ways for treatments against these pathogens and for combating current antibiotic resistance issues.
IDIBELL posted this:
Drug repurposing for lupus nephritis therapyDrug repurposing for lupus nephritis therapy. Compound X, already approved for human use in other medical indications, administered orally, can be repurposed for lupus nephritis treatment. The principal goal of compound X therapy in lupus nephritis is to normalize renal function or, at least, to prevent the progressive loss of renal function. ✓ Less side effects than the standard of care ✓ Already approved for human in other medical indications (Reprofiling) ✓ Market with 1 approval in last 50 years
