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Korea Institute of Energy Research posted this:

Method for preparing advanced Eco-friendly incombustible biocomposite A team of researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER), have developed an advanced Eco-friendly incombustible biocomposite and method for its preparation.

Korea Institute of Energy Research posted this:

Method for Manufacturing CIGS Thin-Film Solar Cells Using Substrates Not Containing Sodium Researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) have developed an innovative method for manufacturing CIGS thin-film solar cells using substrates not containing sodium. This technology specifically relates to a method for manufacture in which Na (sodium) supply sources are formed on parts of the surface of molybdenum electrode prior to the formation of CIGS-based precursor thin film and then heat-treated to form CIGS-based thin film. Thereby improving the electrical characteristics of the CIGS-based thin film serving as a light-absorbing layer of a solar cell, and to CIGS-based thin-film solar cell manufactured using the method.

Yissum - Research Development Company of the Hebrew University posted this:

Nanoparticle Sensor for RDX and Other Nitroamine-Based Explosives Nanoparticles matrix for the detection of non-planar and non-aromatic nitroamine analytes. Keywords: explosive detection, RDX, nitroamines, nanosensor, Devices, Molecular Electronics, Nano Materials and Nano Structures, Soil, Pollutant Detection, Homeland Security Homeland Security Project ID : 9-2010-2364

Korea Institute of Energy Research posted this:

Method of fabricating copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) thin film for solar cell.Researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) have developed a method of fabricating copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) thin film for solar cell.

Korea Institute of Energy Research posted this:

Device for controlling sample temperature during photoelectric and solar cell measurement Researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) have developed an innovative device for controlling sample temperature during photoelectric and solar cell measurement. This technology specifically relates to a device for maintaining a constant temperature of solar cell samples in a procedure for measuring photoelectric and solar cell characteristic.

Yissum - Research Development Company of the Hebrew University posted this:

Deep Packet Inspection as a Service Deep Packet Inspection as a Service Project ID : 10-2015-3126

Yissum - Research Development Company of the Hebrew University posted this:

Extending Shelf Life of Fresh Produce by Utilizing a Novel Ethylene Antagonist Extending Shelf Life of Fresh Produce by Utilizing a Novel Ethylene Antagonist Project ID : 8-2007-1799

Yissum - Research Development Company of the Hebrew University posted this:

Efficient Chemical Preparation of Highly Stable and Fully Active Human Seleno-Insulin Analogue Efficient Chemical Preparation of Highly Stable and Fully Active Human Seleno-Insulin Analogue Project ID : 6-2018-4657

Yissum - Research Development Company of the Hebrew University posted this:

High-Speed OFDM-Based Passive Optical Access Network High-Speed OFDM-Based Passive Optical Access Network Project ID : 14-2010-2430

IVAN RODRIGUEZ ROSELLO posted this:
Licensing Manager at UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE

New procedure for anoxic marine sediment remediation The “Ecosystem and Biodiversity Management” (Spanish initials: GEB) and “Agricultural Chemistry” (Spanish initials: QA) research groups at the University of Alicante have developed a new anoxic marine sediment remediation system and procedure that allows in situ transformation of soft, black, muddy sediment with a high organic matter content and a characteristic fetid odour into well-oxygenated, firmer sediment that has a much lower organic matter content and is no longer black or foul smelling. The procedure involves injecting oxygen-saturated sea water into the sediment to displace anoxic pore water. A suction pump system collects sea water, which is then stored and treated in a tank by means of a bubbling system to achieve oxygen saturation before being injected via nozzles into the sediment to treat, using an injection sequence of between 90-180 minutes of rest and 50-70 minutes of injection. This technology, which has been developed at laboratory scale and is protected by patent application, could be used for remediation of anoxic sediments on shallow beaches and materials extracted during port dredging that require elimination of anoxic conditions. The research groups are seeking companies or public sector authorities interested in commercial exploitation of the invention.

Centre Technology Transfer CITTRU posted this:

A new, highly effective catalyst for selective reduction of nitrogen oxides (SCR)The subject of the offer is a zeolite-based catalyst containing metal particles, designed for selective catalytic reduction of nitrogen oxides (SCR). Applications: power plants, combined heat and power plants, waste incineration plants, small and medium power boilers, nitric acid plants, automotive

Joaquin Reina posted this:
Chief Technology Officer at Energy & Waste

Biogas dryer. For biogas drying and other gases Removal water vapor and other component like OVCs and siloxanes coming from biogas and other gases with less energy consumption. The equipment has an economizer/scrubber that allow at the same time, to clean the gas with the less energy use.

Juan Casado posted this:
R&D Manager at UAB

Non-Thermal Method for In Situ Regeneration or Cleaning of Activated Carbon An alternative chemical method for regeneration of activated carbon at room temperature consisting in the in situ combination of a diluted acid and two oxidants with a catalyst for the desorption and oxidation of pollutants previously adsorbed on carbon material. This so called CARBOX technology is less expensive than state-of-the art thermal regeneration of activated carbon since no energy input is required.

Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla posted this:

PROCESS FOR OBTAINING AN ADSORBENT FROM A WASTE MATERIAL AND USE OF THE ADSORBENT In the present, a procedure of obtaining adsorbent from a waste material and its use are disclosed. This invention provides a natural waste material, specifically avocado seed, its preparation and use for the filling of columns used in the elimination of contaminants present in wastewater. The particles have an irregular shape and variable size for filling columns of different diameter and length. The adsorbent has the sufficient hardness for avoiding a particle collapse. The material does not rot, is re-generable and ecological. In the present invention the preparation of the adsorbent, its pre-activation, carbonization and application to eliminate the color of textile wastewater is disclosed. The color elimination from textile wastewater, as well as decrease of salts, total suspended solids, chemical oxygen demand (COD) and total organic carbon (TOC), is carried out passing the textile wastewater through a column filled with the prepared adsorbent. In batch systems metals dissolved in water can be eliminated.

University of Granada (OTRI) posted this:

Method for treating and obtaining sub-products from residues proceeding from olive mills UGR has developed a procedure for treating residues from olive mills allowing to obtain sub-products with high added value for industry, through the use of clean technologies, without addition of external solvents or other agents during the process avoiding to generate additional residues. Along with residues treatment, the revalorization of effluents is achieved as a potential and profitable source of high-value antioxidants in the market and agro-food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries.

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