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Germán Cabañero posted this:
HEAD OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP at CIDETEC
Jerzy MorgielInstitute of Metallurgy and Materials Science, Polish Academy of SciencesJerzy Morgiel
Scientist at Institute of Metallurgy and Materials Science, Polish Academy of Sciences
View ProfileJerzy Morgiel posted this:
Scientist at Institute of Metallurgy and Materials Science, Polish Academy of Sciences
Universidade de Santiago de CompostelaUniversidade de Santiago de CompostelaUniversidade de Santiago de Compostela
Technology Transfer Office
Universidade de Santiago de Compostela posted this:
High Quality Thin-films (down to 4nm) by Water-based Chemical SolutionCheaper alternative, versatile, with the quality required for fundamental studies and applications. - Very high quality of epitaxial (bi)layers, down to 4 nm, comparable to PLD. - Outstanding homogeneity (over 1" substrate) and very affordable alternative to high-vacuum tech. Some examples: - Yttrium Iron Garnet (YIG) over GGG; ZnO over sapphire. - Ferroelectric BiFeO3 on LSMO. Manganites, cobaltites and their combinations - Combined with MBE, e.g. Multilevel device integrated on silicon: Small, 2017, 1701614, cover (http://doi.org/10.1002/smll.201770208).
Cracow University of TechnologyCracow University of TechnologyCracow University of Technology posted this:
Photosensitizers for photocurable polymer coatingThe technology can be used in the production of polymer coatings curable by ultraviolet radiation (UV) imposed on various types of surface such as aluminum, paper, plastics, wood and metals. Technology is compatible with UV LED diodes, which make it advantageous in several fields comparing to traditional mercury MPM lamps
Júlia Nebot posted this:
Licensing Manager at Fundació URV
Heflen International Limited posted this:
Low Energy High Efficiency Transfer Spray GunHeflen low energy spray gun betters the BAT requirements, has a 85%+ transfer efficiency; services the Paint and Nano coating industry a unique control method to reduce surface bounce back and reduction in an overall carbon foot print for its users. Its world patented technology has proven its ability to reduce the risk of exposure to the end user and the environment bringing a safer method of application for all coatings.
University of Huelva posted this:
New procedure for the purification of water contaminated by metals and the respective systemsThe invention solves the problems of inefficiency which usually shows the conventional passive treatment systems. The reactive fills developed for the removal of inorganic contaminants historically have focused on removing low concentrations of these (typical features of coal mining), however when these fillers are faced to high concentrations of metals (sulfur mining, uranium, industrial water waste…) quickly clogging and loss of reactivity occurs. The present invention allows the removal of metals without clogging and/or loss of reactivity. This is achieved by the use of a coarse inert material with high surface mixed with a fine-grained reactive material, so that the surface of the inert material is breaded with reactive material. Coarse fragments of inert material act as a frame, providing large pores that reduces clogging by precipitates. The small particle size of the reactive material provides a large surface area that increases its reactivity.
University of Huelva posted this:
New method for manufacturing magnetic cores by powder metallurgyMagnetic cores in amorphous state are usually produced by placing together very thin amorphous ribbons from a material obtained by the melt-spinning technique. The new patented method produces the amorphous material by mechanical alloying, a traditional process in the powder metallurgy field. This technique allows a higher control on the amorphisation process and the properties of the amorphous obtained powders. These powders are then consolidated by the very quick process known as Electrical Resistance Sintering (also Electrical Discharge Consolidation/Sintering can be used). A final amorphous material, without the typical frontier between ribbons of melt spinned materials, which clearly affect properties, is obtained.
University of Huelva posted this:
New method for manufacturing powder metallurgy magnetsThe conventional method of press followed by furnace sintering is now substituted by an electrical consolidation method. This allows joining in a single step the previous pressing/sintering processes, and, due to the promptness of the process, the use of controlled atmospheres is not necessary. The steps of magnetization, and eventual thermal treatments, can be carried out in the same container, without being necessary to manipulate the product.
UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTEUNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTEUNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE
Research & Technology Organization
UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE posted this:
Production of briquettes for energy recovery of furniture waste with polyurethane foamsThe Research Group "Waste, energy, environment and nanotechnology" (WEEN) from the University of Alicante has developed a new compact material and a production process of briquettes of furniture waste. This process makes it possible to carry out the management and the energy recovery of this waste, avoiding the environmental problems associated with its landfilling and also making it easier to transport, handle and store. The briquettes obtained, show physicochemical characteristics similar to the conventional and they have a high energy density being able to be used as fuel for thermal power plants or industrial boilers. Companies in the waste treatment sector and the furniture industry that are interested in commercial exploitation of this technology through licensing agreements and / or technical cooperation are sought.
UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTEUNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTEUNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE
Research & Technology Organization
UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE posted this:
Natural hybrids nanopigments synthesis for multiple industrial applications.The Colour and Vision Research Group of the University of Alicante has been designed a new process to develop nano-structured hybrid nanopigments (from synthetic or natural dyes). These nanopigments confer improved optical, thermal, and mechanical properties when they were applied on composite materials. The nanoclays, dyes, and additives have been selected depending on the composite matrix source. Also, it has been selected the additives order in the process of synthesis, based on the material properties that would be going to improve. The parameters that could be control with this new system are: the adsorbed dye concentration, the degradation temperature of the reinforced dye, the degradation temperature of the final nanocomposite, the bending resistant modulus, and the UV-VIS colour fastness. Also, it can be controlled the optical properties as transparency and colouring power degree. It is looking for companies interested in commercial exploitation of these new colored nanomaterials.
Cracow University of TechnologyCracow University of TechnologyCracow University of Technology posted this:
Novel transparent polymer nanocomposites based on PMMA and inorganic semiconductor nanoparticles for optoelectronics applicationsA method of preparing novel and transparent polymer nanocomposites based on a polymeric matrix of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and the inorganic nanoparticles of zinc sulfide doped with manganese atoms (ZnS:Mn). Cracow University of TechnologyCracow University of TechnologyCracow University of Technology posted this:
Chemical Processes Intensification LaboratoryIntensification of chemical processes 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.