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Vilnius UniversityVilnius UniversityVilnius University posted this:
N4 -acyl-2-deoxycytidine-5-triphosphates for the enzymatic synthesis of modified DNANovel N4-acylated deoxycytidine nucleotides as beneficial substrates for screening of enzymes, the enzymatic synthesis of modified DNA, which can be further applied for specific labelling of DNA fragments, selection of aptamers or photoimmobilization.
Alexandra FredericksonNorthern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)Alexandra FredericksonGrant Development Specialist at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)
View ProfileAlexandra Frederickson posted this:
NAIT Applied Research- Advancing clean technology and sustainable development.NAIT’s applied research is focused on the advancement of clean technology and sustainable development. We strengthen economic sectors that are anchored in Alberta’s and Canada’s rich natural resources. NAIT’s multidisciplinary researchers help you realize your idea and share it with the world. We work with organizations of all sizes to develop proposals and apply for funding to get projects off the ground. NAITs Productivity and Innovation Centre (PIC) is a 190,000 ft2 interdisciplinary workspace equipped with laboratories, analytical facilities, simulation facilities and classrooms for technical training of industry practitioners. PIC provides a flexible space built to evolve with industry needs. NAIT applied research centres include: Centre for Boreal Research, Centre for Culinary Innovation, Centre for Grid Innovation, Centre for Innovative Media, Clean Technologies Team, Boreal Forest Plant and Seed Technology Access Centre, Technology Access Centre for Oil Sands Sustainability and Technology Access Centre for Sensors and System Integration.
Grant Development Specialist at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)
Cracow University of TechnologyCracow University of TechnologyUniversitat de València posted this:
Nanocomposites for electrochemical supercapacitorsThe new materials have the following advantages over existing materials in supercapacitor’s sector: Supercapacitive properties: they have specific capacitance values much higher than those obtained by commercial nanostructured carbon electrodes. Low cost: obtained by a chemical process of a single stage, with a single precursor, at low temperature, and highly available, non-polluting and low cost materials. Good cyclability: testing in cyclability is promising in terms of electrochemical and mechanical stability. In parallel to its advantages as supercapacitors, the nanocomposites show the advantages associated with the following additional properties: Giant magnetoresistance, GMR: this property is observed at room temperature, and high magnetic fields are not needed. Source of carbon nanoforms: based on the nanocomposite, can be obtained a mixture of carbon nanoforms consisting of nano-onions and multi-walled nanotubes.
Universidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRI posted this:
Nanoconjugates formed by dendritic molecules and peptides as antitumor agents against advanced prostate cancer.The Research Group in "Dendrimers for Biomedical Applications" of the University of Alcalá presents a new invention that refers to the formation of nanoconjugates with antitumor activity, mainly against advanced prostate cancer. Nanoconjugates are composed of dendritic systems (dendrimers and dendrons) and neuropeptides. The dendritic molecules are mainly of carbosilane structure and with ammonium functions in the periphery. And the peptides are preferably of the glucagon / secretin family (VIP, GHRH, PACAP…etc.) The research group seeks companies from the Biomedicine, Pharmaceutical and Health sector, to establish licensing agreements, cooperation agreements or commercial agreements with technical assistance.
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - UPCUniversitat Politècnica de Catalunya - UPCUniversitat Politècnica de Catalunya - UPC posted this:
Nanoenabled hydrogels for advanced skin care : SkinGelThe Challenge
UACOOPERA University of AveirouacooperaUACOOPERA University of Aveiro posted this:
Nanoencapsulated ginger extract for food applicationsMethod for obtaining a dairy product, e.g. yogurt, with ginger extract and a natural additive, cyclodextrin. Cyclodextrin is a nanocapsule with taste-masking properties, allowing using higher amounts of ginger while keeping a mild taste. The taste-masked yogurt is better accepted by consumers than the one without the additive.
Technology Transfer Office at uacoopera
CINBIO posted this:
NanofaberA nanobiotechnology and smart polymers company. The company is committed to products for the biomedical sector, with an emphasis on new scaffold materials for tissue engineering, drug delivery and early in-vitro diagnostics. Its current unique and proprietary products offered on the market fall into three classes: (i) electrospun polymeric nanofibers functionalized by means of a proprietory class of hyaluronic acid nanoparticles (EU patent pending): (ii) oncoprotein E6 and E7 (patented technology exclusively licensed to Nanofaber), (iii) plasmonic nanoparticles for SERS applications. Statistcal methods from design of experiments (DOE) and statistical process control (SPC) are deployed respectively for rational product development and process control during production.
Otava Research InstituteOtava Research InstituteOtava Research Institute posted this:
Nanofillers Densil and Sol-Densil. Preparation technology.The Ukrainian Laboratories in partnership with Chuiko Institute of surface chemistry presents a method for synthesizing a new Sol-Densil material that can be used in various systems: as a filler of varnishes and paints, polymers, etc., to provide antibacterial and other properties (characteristic of salts, metals, oxides, due to Densil's modification) of finite materials ; component of extinguishing powders; base of ice-forming reagents for deposition of supercooled mist and clouds; for the production of drugs with sorption activity. The resulting product has a lower dust formation, a lower degree of gelling compared to existing ones. The Institute seeks to cooperate with the production partners for obtaining a license agreement, a commercial technical assistance agreement or a joint venture agreement, as well as research institutions for the conclusion of an agreement on scientific and technical cooperation.
CINBIO posted this:
NanoimmunotechNanoimmunotech started as spin-off from the cooperation between the Immunology Group from the Biomedical Research Center (CINBIO) of Vigo and the Nanoscience Institute of Aragón (INA), obtaining several awards like the reputed “Best Business Biotechnological Project 2008”. Nanoimmunotech produces and sells high quality nanoparticles being expert in oriented bioconjugation of these nanoparticles with any kind of biomolecule (antibodies, enzymes, DNA, RNA, small drugs, fluorophores…), meaning higher specificity and sensitivity in immunoassays.
Larisa SheloukhovaKyoto UniversityLarisa Sheloukhova posted this:
NanoMEDIC gene editing delivery systemBackground Gene therapy holds great potential for the treatment of genetic diseases. However, delivery to specific tissues is still a major bottleneck. Although AAV-delivered CRISPR-Cas9 editing is being developed for multiple diseases, its therapeutic translation is hindered by the limited packaging capacity of viral particles and possible immune response to them. Moreover, AAV transgenes tend to be expressed for an extended period of time, which increases off-target mutagenesis risk. Extracellular vesicles (EV) is another option and, when combined with ribonucleoprotein (RNP) delivery of CRISPR-Cas9, reduces off-target effects. The structural polyprotein Gag is typically used to package cargo into EVs, which nevertheless limits the EV packaging capacity. The present invention is an all-in-one EV delivery system termed NanoMEDIC (nanomembrane-derived extracellular vesicles for the delivery of macromolecular cargo). It is a transient EV-based CRISPR-Cas9 editing delivery system which ensures efficient genome editing in various cell types.
Global Tech Commercialization at Kyoto University
University of Vigo posted this:
Nanometric markers: High-efficacy and fast molecular finding Authors: Luis Liz Marzán, Ramón Álvarez Puebla and Javier García de AbajoUVIGO and CSIC have jointly developed nanometric particles especially tagged to identify drugs, pathological agents, cells or whatever objects –that previously has been in physical contact with these particles- in a fast, reliable, selective and very flexible way that allows the use of several detection techniques. The present technology improves the compounds research state-of-the-art providing coded particles than widen the detection methodologies and enables instant analysis. Moreover, they are described both the way of producing the coded particles and the way of use. Innovative aspects and advantages
University of Porto posted this:
NanoNourisH - Hair care ingredient for nourishing scalp and hair structure based on bioactives from food byproductsThe invention describes a semisolid composition for topical administration onto the scalp and hair comprising lipid nanocarriers loaded with enriched coffee silverskin extract and olive pomace, as well as a method for achieving such semisolid formulation by using environmentally friendly solvent-free technologies.
Universidad de Granada posted this:
Nanoparticles loaded with jasmonate to fortify and induce natural defenses in plantsA method for the production of calcium phosphate nanoparticles loaded with jasmonate for the induction of defense mechanisms in plants has been developed. The resulting product allows a controlled release of methyl jasmonate, ensuring efficient and long-term protection.
Universidad Andres BelloUniversidad Andres Bello
CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas posted this:
Nanoparticles with antiviral activity against coronavirusCSIC have found that coated iron oxide (IONPs) and iron oxyhydroxide nanoparticles (IOHNPs) can be used in the treatment and prevention of viral infections caused by Coronaviridae, especially those caused by respiratory syndrome-related coronaviruses selected from the species “Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus” (such as SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2) and “Middle East respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus” (MERS-CoV). These coated nanoparticles can provide protection against coronaviruses and represent a new treatment for COVID-19 disease. Industrial partners from the pharmaceutical industry are being sought to collaborate through a patent licence agreement. An offer for Patent Licensing
Yeda posted this:
Nanoscale Electronic Spin Polarizer and Enhanced Magnetoresistance for MemorySpintronics has a large impact on daily life, being the backbone of computing and electronic applications. The reduction in the size of spintronic elements is of central importance for efficient information processing. At the atomic scale, electronic transport is very sensitive to the fine details of the electronic orbital structure. Using this sensitivity, we provide methodologies that control and explore atomic-scale charge, transmit up to fully spinpolarized current by systematic orbital modifications and, in addition, amplify magneto-resistive effects of nanoscale magnetic elements while retaining a large signal, without the need for rare metals or complicated device structure.
BSUIR R&D Department posted this:
Nanostructured titanium dioxide for photocatalytic purification for antibacterial materialsFormation of nanostructured materials based on titanium oxides with photocatalytic properties by electrochemical anodizing. Can be used for antibacterial materials with photocatalytic and / or sterilizing functions
Northeastern University's Center for Research InnovationNortheastern University's Center for Research InnovationNortheastern University's Center for Research InnovationSmall and Medium Enterprise
Northeastern University's Center for Research Innovation posted this:
Narrow I.D. Monolithic Capillary Columns for High Efficiency Separation and High Sensitivity Analysis of BiomoleculesCurrently available liquid chromatography columns have an internal diameter (ID) ranging from 75-100 µm. As a result, such columns are not feasible to analyze the limited amount of samples such as a tumor biopsy, immune precipitated proteins and laser captured micro dissected cells. Moreover, it is observed that narrow bore columns (- CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas posted this:
Nasal spray with antiviral activityCSIC and Universitat de València have developed novel polysaccharides that are effective in treatment and prevention of viral infections. These compounds are mimics of heparan sulfates, naturally occurring sulfated polysaccharides present in cells. They act as decoy trap preventing the virus from adhering to epithelial cells, thus slowing down the process of infection. Their antiviral activity has been successfully tested for SARS-CoV-2 and Respiratory Syncytial Virus. Industrial partners from pharmaceutical industry interested in a patent licence agreement for further development and commercial exploitation of this technology are being sought. An offer for Patent Licensing
- CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas posted this:
Natural compound with antiviral properties against hepatitis CCSIC, IISA, IACS, the University of Zaragoza and ARAID have discovered a natural compound with antiviral capacity against the virus that causes hepatitis C. The compound is extracted from a natural and edible source, non-toxic and cheap and shows a virus inhibition capacity superior to that of commercial drugs currently used in the treatment of this disease Pharmaceutical companies are being sought to collaborate through a patent licence agreement for the “in vivo” trials and for the subsequent commercialization.
Incr-Edible Ingredients posted this:
Natural Nutraceutical & Food Additive For Fighting Brain & Heart Diseases. With EFSA Health ClaimsOur product IN-Xtra is a rice byproduct extract with approved EFSA claims related to improving heart and brain functions. IN-Xtra is made from the internal rice hull which is usually discarded as waste. We managed to turn this into a high value nutraceutical & food additives. We produce without in sustainable and environmentally friendly manner!
Jagiellonian UniversityJagiellonian UniversityJagiellonian University posted this:
Navigation innovative system - a novel mathematical algorithm for route/path planningA novel mathematical algorithm for route/path planning and monitoring, navigational software was created by researchers of the Jagiellonian University. The offer is an innovative mathematical approach based on area partition by time optimized trajectories. It offers new models based on wind/tidal stream/river current in marine/air (drone) navigation and trajectory planning, making use of perturbation (winds/currents/streams) instead of proceeding against them.
Fabian BelinLuxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)Fabian BelinPartnerships Development & IP Valorization at Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)
Fabian Belin posted this:
NBenefit$® − A web-based (geo) tool for monetary and biophysical valuation of costs and benefits associated with the implementation of nature-based solutions (NBS) in citiesNBenefit$ allows to calculate the value of ecosystem services and other socio-economic metrics for nature-based solutions, using a map to select the application area (georeferenced) and calling system dynamics precalculated values to implement those metrics. The software is implemented as a visualization web interface where the end-user (decision-maker, urban planner, etc.) is asked to create spatial and time-dependent scenarios of possible implementation of NBS in cities. He can then run simulations to quantify the potential socio-economic impacts associated with those scenarios (in terms of site-specific biophysical and climatic conditions and land management characteristics), using archetypal NBS (i.e. pre-parameterized models of NBS types, e.g. urban forests, tree corridors, etc.). This allows NBenefit$ is to inform built environment professionals and decision makers about the cost-effectiveness of different NBS alternatives from early to advance planning and design stages. More specifically, NBenefit$ employs pre-calculated archetypes and scenarios making use of a system dynamics modelling framework of NBS. A proof-of-concept model for urban forests on a pilot case in Madrid (Spain) is currently operational in NBenefit$. [On a restricted area?][]This model calculates ES supplied by urban NBS in biophysical units, which are later transformed into monetary units that can be used as inputs in costs-benefits analyses. Additional costs and externalities along the life cycle of NBS are also accounted for and incorporated as inputs to the costs-benefits analysis. NBenefit$ is currently in a stage of development equivalent to Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 5. It means that the components of the modelling framework, and its associated online tool, are fully integrated together and have been successfully tested in simulated environments.
Partnerships Development & IP Valorization at Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)
Mark RichardsonNational Biofilms Innovation CentreMark RichardsonCEO at National Biofilms Innovation Centre
Mark Richardson posted this:
NBIC academic partners with approaches to control Listeria in food preparationAn Academic Partner is interested in Listeria monocytogenes biofilms and Biocides in food preparation. They aim to address the challenge of Listeria in the meat processing machinery by producing ‘bacteriophages’ in a cost-effective manner.
CEO at National Biofilms Innovation CentreTEC Eurolab posted this:
NDT CharacterizationWe investigate the presence of any discontinuity or defect within the artefacts through the main non-destructive testing techniques, both in the laboratory and on site. Non-destructive testing can be applied at all stages of production At each stage of the processing cycle, the necessary checks will be different and established according to the product/process specifications, in order to maximize the effectiveness of the check itself. TEC Eurolab’s non-destructive testing centre is able to offer tests ranging from SUPERFICIAL NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING - Visual Inspection (VT) - Examination with Liquid Penetrant (PT) - Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) VOLUMETRIC NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING - RT Film (Film) - RT Non Film (Computed Radiography, CR) - RT Non Film (Computed Tomography, CT) - Ultrasonic Testing (UT) The high level of integration of the Non Destructive Testing centre within the company structure allows technicians to operate more smoothly, thanks to the high level of expertise in materials, which enables specific NDT to be carried out depending on the manufacturing methodology of the part, its geometry and the specific acceptability criteria required. TEC Eurolab has II° and III° personnel who meet the requirements of the following standards: - EN 4179 / NAS 410: RT Film method, RT Non Film method, PT method - ISO 9712: Method VT, MT, PT, RT, UT
Dirección de Transferencia Tecnológica (DIT) Universidad Adolfo IbáñezUniversidad Adolfo IbáñezDirección de Transferencia Tecnológica (DIT) Universidad Adolfo IbáñezAgente de Innovación at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
View ProfileDirección de Transferencia Tecnológica (DIT) Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez posted this:
Neocoach: Enhance Athlete Performance Through Personalized Neurocognitive TrainingNeocoach is designed to provide comprehensive training for beginner and semi-professional athletes seeking to achieve high sports performance. Through a portable electronic device and an app, it offers physical and neurocognitive training functions, including personalized routines, brain stimulation strategies, and an interconnected device network to create interactive visual interfaces. This allows real-time monitoring of users' movement and psychological parameters. To achieve its goal, Neocoach includes wrist, ankle, and chest straps, as well as a stake designed to be driven into the ground for group training functionality.
Agente de Innovación at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
Jorian Bos posted this:
NEOTAS - Online Due Diligence. No more surprisesThe digital era has changed relationships with customers, vendors & investors, with many being online. Neotas’ platform powered by AI and machine learning analyses publicly available information including social media and the deep web to provide deeper insights into people and companies at high speed and low cost.
Other at EIT Digital
Sayali WaradUniversity of Alberta, Technology Transfer ServicesSayali Warad posted this:
NETWORK CODING USING AN OUTER CODING PROCESSFaster and more reliable data transfer over communication networks with less bandwidth consumption Increased overall throughput and decreased bandwidth due to low overhead (3-10%)
IP Market Analyst at University of Alberta, Technology Transfer Services
UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOSUNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOSUNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS posted this:
Neural models based on unsupervised learning for the visualization of large data setsWith the models developed by this group, the structure of high-dimensional data sets can be visualized first and subsequently analyzed. I mean, itallows a study of data for example with a large number of instances (examples) andalso a large number of variables for each of them.
