Bio- Composites Technology Offers

Arkadiusz Rudawski, PhD posted this:
Technology Broker at Cracow University of Technology

Synthesis of bioactive compounds We offer developed methods for the synthesis of known active substances by reaction in the presence of ultrasound and other eco-friendly methods. We also offer synthesis on request or a ready library of bioactive compounds with anti-cancer effect.

Synthesis of bioactive compounds

Ivan Rodriguez Rosello posted this:
Licensing Manager at Universidad de Alicante

Novel bioadhesive for wound closure in animals or humans The Adhesion and Adhesives Laboratory research group has developed a new biomaterial for use as adhesive or tissue sealant applicable to both animals and humans. This invention solves the disadvantages of the adhesives known so far presenting optimal properties such as biocompatibility with living tissues, high adhesive capacity, adaptable to the tissue of the wound being bond, absence of toxicity and tissue regeneration properties. The group is looking for companies interested in acquiring this technology for commercial exploitation.

Novel bioadhesive for wound closure in animals or humans

Centre Technology Transfer CITTRU posted this:

Carbon composites based on bacterial biomass for manufacturing of electrode materials The subject of the offer is a method of manufacturing of carbon-based composites for electrode materials. These composites are built of electrode active phase nanoparticles (e.g. metallic or metal oxides) and a carbon matrix obtained from bacterial biomass. Living organisms serve both as the component capable to capture the nanoparticles, and as a source of biocarbon support providing high dispersion and stabilization of nanoparticles, as well as high electrical conductivity of the material. Application: electrocatalytic active electrode materials, e.g. in ORR reactions; energy storage (supercapacitors).

Carbon composites based on bacterial biomass for manufacturing of electrode materials

UACOOPERA University of Aveiro posted this:
Technology Transfer Office at uacoopera

Electrospinning system for large-scale manufacturing of aligned 3D fiber matrices Continuous electrospinning system and process for production of thick 3D matrices of aligned polymeric fibers. The matrices obtained with this technology can have aligned polymeric fibers with several patterns along the matrix’s thickness, which size depends solely on the number of layers of deposited fibers, on the fibers thickness and the compaction degree between layers. In this way, the present technology can be applied in varied areas, for the manufacture of products or structures, at the nanometric scale, that depend on high surface areas, such as biotechnology, pharmaceutics and tissue engineering.

Electrospinning system for large-scale manufacturing of aligned 3D fiber matrices

Germán Cabañero posted this:
HEAD OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP at CIDETEC

Advanced thermosets based on dynamic polymer networks: from Self-Healing to processability, recyclability and repairability A new generation of Reprocessable, Repairable and Recyclable high-performance fiber-reinforced thermoset composites. 3R composite laminates can be heated 80ºC above the Tg and re-shaped in a few minutes applying pressure, which allows the thermoforming of cured 3R laminates to obtain 3D geometries, in a similar way to TP composites. Repair of damages based on resin/fiber delaminations and resin micro-cracks by applying heat and pressure to the damaged part. Mechanical & Chemical Recycling

UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS posted this:

Anaerobic treatment of biodegradable waste liquids Bioreactor formed by two connected closed tanks (anaerobic digestion tank and filtration tank) for the anaerobic treatment of complex wastewater with biogas production. A support material is used, in a non-arranged way, increasing the active biomass accumulation capacity and allowing downwards flow in the digestion tank.

Anaerobic treatment of biodegradable waste liquids

Creative Biogene posted this:

Human P2RY4-FLAG Stable Cell Line-1321N1 P2Y4 is a 365-amino acid 7 transmembrane protein. It has been shown that, when expressed in a mammalian cell line, the receptor protein was activated specifically by UTP and UDP, but not by ATP and ADP. Activation of P2RY4 resulted in increased inositol phosphate formation and calcium mobilization. Adrian et al, anazlyed the espression of several purinergic receptors during differentiation in a promyelocytic leukemia cell line.

Human P2RY4-FLAG Stable Cell Line-1321N1

Creative Biogene posted this:

Dog HTR2A-FLAG Stable Cell Line-HEK293T 5-HT2A (5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2A) is a receptor for serotonin. It is expressed throughout the central nervous system in the neocortex and olfactory tubercle.

Dog HTR2A-FLAG Stable Cell Line-HEK293T

Creative Biogene posted this:

Human HTR2A-FLAG Stable Cell Line-CHO 5-HT2A (5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2A) is a receptor for serotonin. It is expressed throughout the central nervous system in the neocortex and olfactory tubercle. Additionally, it is expressed in platelets, fibroblasts and neurons of the peripheral nervous system.

Human HTR2A-FLAG Stable Cell Line-CHO

Barry McGraw posted this:
CEO at Airable Research Lab, business line of Ohio Soybean Council

Soy-PK: Bio-Based Alternative to Epoxy Resins The Soy-PK reactive oligomer cross-linker resin (Soy-PK) offers a practical, cost-effective drop-in replacement for epoxy resins containing bisphenol-A (BPA). Such resins are widely used in coatings, especially in metal beverage and food container coatings that present serious mutagenicity and health concerns. The new technology offers a viable option to displace fossil-based BPA-containing epoxy resins with a renewable source raw material, improving the industry’s environmental footprint.

Soy-PK: Bio-Based Alternative to Epoxy Resins

Christophe Auriant posted this:
Business Development Manager at Ouest Valorisation

Biobased method to produce green phloroglucinol & Resorcinol This technology is about a PKSIII recombinant active production with a bacteria (E.Coli), which allows, by action on sugar or malonyl-CoA, a responsible production of phloroglucinol and resorcinol, with a minimum environmental impact versus highly polluting petrochemical ways.

Biobased method to produce green phloroglucinol & Resorcinol

Christophe Auriant posted this:
Business Development Manager at Ouest Valorisation

Composite textile fibres which can detect chemicals This technology is about a smart textile material which is able to detect the presence of potentially harmful organic compounds (styrene, toluene, methanol…) in gas or liquid form. Detection occurs by a change of electrical conductivity once the textile in contact with at least one chemical.

Composite textile fibres which can detect chemicals