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CREB-UPC posted this:
Tantalum foams for orthopaedic applications- Easy manufacture. - High degree of porosity (60-80%), high interconnectivity between pores and with a pore diameter greater than 100 µm allowing vascular invasion and bone inward. - With a specially roughened surface topography. - The Young’s modulus (0.5-2%GPa) is very close to that of subchondral bone, enhancing the mechanical biocompatibility. - High surface roughness in conjunction with a low elastic modulus cause fric-tion between the outer surface of the foam and the surrounding bone. It is ap-proximately 1.5 times greater than the friction produced by conventional mesh systems or with titanium or cobalt-chromium spherules, achieving an excel-lent primary stability of the implant.
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - UPCUniversitat Politècnica de Catalunya - UPCUniversitat Politècnica de Catalunya - UPC posted this:
Tantalum foams for orthopaedic applicationsA method for obtaining Tantalum (Ta) foams through the powder metallurgy technique for trabecular bone implants has been patented and developed. Partners to further develop the system and/or to establish commercial agreements along with technical cooperation are sought.
Universidad de AlicanteUniversidad de AlicanteUniversidad de Alicante posted this:
Tar and toxic compound reducing filters in tobacco smoke from a fibrous rodThe Institute of Chemical Process Engineering of the University of Alicante has developed a filter that reduces tars and toxic compounds in tobacco smoke by up to 75%.This filter is characterised by one or more tapers arranged between the end that is in contact with the column of tobacco smoke and the end that is in contact with the smoker's mouth. These tapers selectively condense the noxious products without altering the aroma and taste of the tobacco, keeping the sensory perceptions experienced by the smoker intact. This technology is characterised by the fact that it can be easily implemented in conventional filter cigarette manufacturing machines for large-scale production.The technology is patent protected. Companies interested in acquiring this technology for worldwide commercial exploitation are being sought.
Vilnius UniversityVilnius UniversityVilnius University posted this:
Targeted covalent labeling of small RNAs and ssRNAsChemo-enzymatic covalent deposition of functional and reporter groups at 3’-terminal nucleotides in small RNAs such as miRNAs, siRNAs or long ssRNAs using HEN1 RNA ?2’˗O-methyltransferases from plants or animals, respectively. Enables a highly selective analysis of transcriptomes and discovery of new microRNA species in animal and human samples.
Georgetown UniversityGeorgetown UniversityGeorgetown University posted this:
Targeted LNA Gapmer Therapy for Pancreatic Cancer- The LNA Gapmer specifically targets gastrin mRNA in CCK-BR positive cancer cells, reducing tumor growth。 - The use of LNA chemistry ensures the Gapmer's stability and longevity in vivo, leading to sustained therapeutic effects。 - Preclinical studies show significant reduction in tumor growth and metastasis in pancreatic cancer models using receptor-targeted LNA Gapmers。
Jorian Bos posted this:
TARGOMO - Leverage Location Data to Optimize DecisionsToday’s world is data-driven. A huge amount of business data has a geographic link. Location-related data holds a rich potential of insights for your proprietary data strategy. But still, location analytics methods are complex and rarely applied to business challenges. WE MAKE LOCATION ANALYTICS ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE.
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CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones CientíficasCSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas posted this:
Technique to obtain a medical image from elastic properties of tissuesTechnique to obtain a medical image from elastic properties of tissues CSIC and the Polytechnic University of Valencia have developed a technique that substantially improves the medical image generated from the study of the elastic properties of soft tissues. This information allows a better medical diagnosis to be made and to detect possible abnormalities in the tissue that can develop as a result of pathology. In this way, changes in the elastic properties of tissues are associated with possible diseases, such as cancer. Industrial partners dedicated to the development of medical imaging devices are being sought to collaborate through a patent licence agreement. An offer for Patent Licensing
IMDEA Energy posted this:
Techno-economic feasibility studies of energy systemsDescription Performance of advanced studies to assess the feasibility of a specific energy system under technical and economic aspects using process simulation and optimisation, and techno-economic analysis tools. Advanced studies on the techno-economic feasibility of energy systems, which can include: - Economic feasibility analysis (estimation of production costs, net present value, etc.). - Thermodynamic analysis (exergy analysis). - Process simulation using well-established software solutions and tailor-made, own simulation models.
biochemize sl posted this:
Technological platform focused on biocatalysis to perform chemical reactions capable to substitute manufacturing processes (technology needed, timing, yield, costs, risks) based on classical organic chemistry.Our biotechnology CRO designs, optimizes and develops industrial-scale bioprocesses for the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients and other molecules with high added value, by using the platform of scientific and technical biocatalysis and microbial fermentation, which has developed several novel reactions in this field are offered in chemical and pharmaceutical companies to collaborate in reducing the operating costs of their processes by applying these techniques.
Universidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRIUniversidad de Alcalá-OTRI posted this:
Technologies for the improvement of the mobility of people with motor affectationThe research group "Multisensorial analysis and recognition" from Alcalá University has developed different technologies: a walker, a wheelchair for children of early age, a multisensory cabin and a spoon, to improve the lifes of people with certain motor affections. These inventions are part of the "Padrino Tecnológico Program", which has been designed by the research group itself, to raise funds for the development and adaptation of technical aids that cover the needs detected in people with low personal autonomy. The group seeks collaboration agreements with institutions or companies that want to be part of the "Padrino Tecnológico Program”: http://padrinotecnolognolog.org/proyectos/instituciones/ The group also want to reach license, collaboration, manufacturing or commercial agreements with technical assistance with orthopedic companies, medical equipment, and health technologies.
SENAI posted this:
Technology and innovation in food and beverageReducing waste, complying with regulatory standards and the sustainable use of products from Brazilian biodiversity are just some of the challenges facing the food and beverage industry. To support the sector on these and many other issues, the team at the SENAI Institute of Innovation and Technology in Food and Beverage provides metrology, research, development and innovation (RD&I) services for the food industry. Some examples are shelf life assessment, sanitary analysis, microbiological testing, regulatory compliance and the development of technologies for production lines.
BSUIR R&D Department posted this:
Technology for analyzing and predicting the level of electromagnetic environmental pollution by 2G/3G/4G/5G mobile communication systemsUniversity has developed and verified a technology for analyzing and predicting the level of electromagnetic pollution of the environment by 3G/4G/5G mobile communication systems. Potential partners can be mobile operators, companies that develop software and specialized expert systems.
- Vilnius UniversityVilnius University
Vilnius University posted this:
Technology for Contactless Dosimetry / Fluxmetry of Ionising RadiationsVilnius University offers a contactless and in situ continuous dosimetry / fluxmetry system for ionizing radiation detection. A single device measures a very wide range or radiation and is suitable for large area radiation control in radiation research centres, nuclear energy related facilities and specific medical purposes.
Joaquin Reina HerdzBiogas & Gases TechnologiesJoaquin Reina Herdz posted this:
Technology for leachate treatment coming from the landfillInertization is a physical-chemical process that allows modifying the leaching characteristics of waste. In the leachate´s case from the dump and other similar liquids, it makes them a solid that is easy to handle and suitable for management in MSW landfills or other applications. The inerting of leachates from reverse osmosis or evaporation plants consists of mixing these concentrates with the appropriate reagents, generally in powder form, to give rise to an inert solid product by chemical reaction.
CEO at Biogas & Gases Technologies
- Joaquin Reina HerdzBiogas & Gases Technologies
Javier Montiel BonmatíUniversidad de AlicanteJavier Montiel Bonmatí posted this:
Technology for locating injured people in areas without mobile phone coverageThe technology developed by researchers at the University of Alicante allows the use of a smartphone to locate people injured in remote environments where there is no mobile phone coverage (GSM/UMTS). The smartphone emits a Wi-Fi signal that acts as a distress beacon and can reach a distance of several kilometers. The system allows to locate exactly the injured and can be implemented on any Android smartphone model. This technology is especially suitable for situations where there is no possibility of establishing communication using mobile phone networks and where speed in the rescue is essential to save lives. Two areas have been identified where the system can be vital: rescue of people in high mountain and sea rescue (man on the water).
Universidad de Alicante
University of WaterlooUniversity of WaterlooUniversity of Waterloo posted this:
Technology offer: Food quality testingBackground Food quality assurance, especially in the food processing industry, has never been more important in keeping with increased global trade and associated quality/safety regulations. It is advantageous to food processing companies to be able to monitor the quality of their foods in real time, thereby allowing them to identify and respond to any potential issues quickly and at minimal cost. The cost of dealing with issues related to the safety and quality of food once the product has reached the end consumer can be very expensive and detrimental to a company’s reputation.- University of WaterlooUniversity of Waterloo
University of Waterloo posted this:
Technology offer: Nanofluidic chip systemBackground The study of in-liquid samples using microscopy (electron and optical) requires the implementation of nanofluidics, very sensitive equipment that is able to manipulate the fluid in a very precise manner. The main current problem in nanofluidics is to truly achieve liquid flow in the viewing area of the chip. Having control on the liquid flow, and up to some extend on liquid layer thickness, is essential to achieve repeatability and high resolution in electron and optical microscopy experiments. Moreover, in cases when liquid mixing, stop flow, and electrochemical capabilities are needed true liquid flow becomes a must; it is certainly crucial to succeed with time-resolved optical and electron scattering experiments. There currently is a need for a complete Nanofluidic System optimized for controlled “true” high-flow (high throughput of in-liquid samples) for high resolution electron and optical microscopy studies. - University of WaterlooUniversity of Waterloo
University of Waterloo posted this:
Technology offer: Text analytics engineBackground The ever increasing growth of textual based information is driving a need for effective text information management and summarization tools. University of Waterloo researchers within the world renowned Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (PAMI) lab have developed a Text Analytics Engine that extracts the most important concepts from natural text and can discriminate between non-important terms and terms which hold the concepts that represent the meaning of the text.
Jhonny Ramirez DalaIndependentJhonny Ramirez DalaIndependent Reseacher for the solution of technological important problems in refining industry at Independent
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Technology to control CORROSION UNDER INSULATIONThis technology includes three devices to be patented, one new inspection technique has been developed including inspection procedure and a controlling software. I am seeking interested company or person for investment and to be partner.
Independent Reseacher for the solution of technological important problems in refining industry at IndependentMelvyn Ho posted this:
Technology to Modify Alcohol Content in Alcoholic BeveragesThe company has developed an innovative process which removes only the alcohol while preserving all other flavours in beer. The patented technology is currently in system prototype state (TRL 6) and the company is keen to partner with global breweries and other global beverage companies to develop low-alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages. Shifting beverage consumption patterns along with rising preference for low liquor content beverages are the key factor propelling non-alcoholic beer demand. Increasing health awareness among consumers towards the harmful effects of liquor coupled with changing lifestyle is expected to propel industry growth. Considerable shift of young individuals to purchase a variety of alcohol-free or low alcohol variants is expected to drive product penetration. The changing demographic trends of growing Muslim population has also provided a positive outlook for non-alcoholic beer market. But TASTE is still a major issue which has held back a real boom of non-alcoholic beer. Market shares could easily rise to 20-25% of total sales volume from today's 3-4%, if the right technology comes along. Current biological or physical processes so far used to remove or prevent alcohol often also remove taste-related flavours or alter the flavour profile of the finished product.
Initiative Leader Open Innovation at Clariant
CITCEA-UPC posted this:
Technology transfer in renewable energies, power electronics, energy control, electrical vehicles...CITCEA-UPC is a technology transfer center which was created in 2001 within the UPC (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, BarcelonaTech), and it is specialized in responding to electrical and electronic technological challenges. The aim of the center is to receive these challenges and solve them by creating a functional prototype that will serve the companies to eventually develop a new commercial product or to solve a new technological problem created by the growth and evolution of the society.
Combatra spol. s.ro. posted this:
Technology transfer, J-V or Franchise of design of Small city electromobile and low-CAPEX technology of production We are a Czech designing and developing company and we have developed in cooperation with the Technical University an atractive Small Electric Vehicle of category L/6/L7 for the city transportation. Vehicles are designed for manufacturing in micro-factories close to consumer markets, to optimize logistics & increase the efficiency of supply chains. We have designed tools for its low-cost production. We are convinced that Small Electric Vehicles are the optimal solution of individual city transpot and we bring a chance to participate on this growing market while the sale of vehicles with the internal combustion will be reduced. We offer to a competent and forward-looking entities planning to develop an international business a Licence to produce Small City Electromobile according to our know-how. We presume that this project may draw your attention because it saves money and time than starting from zero. The development of the present model took about 4 years, the prototype of delivery van is about 90 – 95 % finished (Technology readiness level 6 – 7), hatch back is 70 % finished but still needs more testing (like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grYYJCWyp9g ????), improving and debugging in order to complete the homologation process. We expect that the production will be possible within one year. The big carmakers who until recently did not show interest in small city vehicles also start to realize the business opportunity of this category, and even unite their powers (Toyota, Suzuki, Daihatsu) in order not to miss the boat. Development usually takes about 3 - 6 years but the cards are dealt now. After 5 years it might be late. The basic version of the vehicle is equipped only with the items necessary for driving and safety. For easy and cheap production the body is made from a light, firm and cheap thermoplastic, and a light self-supporting chassis is made from specially designed aluminum profiles. Due to the atypical slantwise allocation of seats, the length of the vehicle is only 2 500 mm which enables the perpendicular kerbside parking which is so demanded by carriers and delivery services.
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Scott Inwood posted this:
Teflon thin films metallizationResearchers at the University of Waterloo have created a method that can successfully coat a highly conductive material on Teflon. So far, the research team has successfully printed silver-containing ink on Teflon thin films and created a circuit board. The printed circuit has been successfully tested for electric conductivity. The proposed technology has the potential of revolutionizing high-performance electronics manufacturing among other potential applications.
Director Commercialization at University of Waterloo
University of Alberta, Technology Transfer ServicesUniversity of Alberta, Technology Transfer ServicesUniversity of Alberta, Technology Transfer Services posted this:
Temperature-Sensitive Lipid-Protein-Polymer Conjugates for Tailored Drug Delivery and Bioimaging: A Multifunctional Approach● A novel protein-polymer bioconjugates comprising bovine serum albumin (BSA) and lipid-based thermoresponsive block copolymer. ● Smart drug delivery nanocarriers.
Jorian Bos posted this:
TESSAN - Your plug & play Remote DoctorTessan offers telemedicine and digital health solutions for healthcare professionals. Tessan its the first affordable autonomous soundproof telemedicine cabin. The connected medical cabin allows consultations in less than 15 min & 6 days a week with GP and specialists. Tessan incorporates 7medical devices driven at distance by a licensed doctor.
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