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Miguel Menendez posted this:
Professor / PhD. at Universidad de Zaragoza

Catalytic membranes for efficient combustion Flow-through catalytic membranes offer lower combustion temperature than conventional packed bed catalytic reactors. This technology could be employed to clean air from VOCs or to achieve efficient combustion of fuels.

Unitat de Valorització de la URV posted this:
Licensing Manager at Fundació URV

Point-of-care device for the selective detection of potassium This invention allows the selection of proper conditions for the preparation of a potentiometric cell (both working and reference electrodes) in order to measure potassium in whole blood. This is particularly relevant for kidney function and patients in dialysis centres.

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

Parker Holterman posted this:
Inventor at Surtr, LLC

Surtr: Fire Starter. Dispenses lit tinder in one motion Surtr is the fire starter that dispenses and ignites a petroleum pellet in one motion. A magazine with four pellets offers multiple fires. Each lit pellet will stay on fire for several minutes.

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

Clay-Polymer Sorbents for the Removal of Organic Pollutants from Water Clay-Polymer Sorbents for the Removal of Organic Pollutants from Water Project ID : 8-2012-2876

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

Germanium-based Precursors with High Water Solubility Developed a germanium-based precursor with hydrogen peroxide to obtain a stable and reactive germanium-oxide precursor that is soluble at a concentration 20x as high as classically-prepared GeOx (aq) Project ID : 9-2018-6695

Vadim Kolyada posted this:
Expert

Household machine for clothes ironing The machine for clothes ironing, mainly in home conditions, ensuring the possibility to iron efficiently both large and small elements of clothes, as well making easier the ironing process.

Claude Waudoit posted this:
Inventor

Faucets that have access to hot water in less than 3 seconds without using a hot water loop Enjoy the comfort of hot water available in less than three seconds with a water heater located 10 m away while eliminating waste of water and energy: you can even enter the shower before opening the tap, the first fall is at 38 °C.

Mansour Esmaeil Zaei posted this:
Technology Broker at Technology Transfer Centre, University of Warsaw (UOTT UW)

The Centre of New Technologies of the University of Warsaw (CeNT UW)The Centre of New Technologies of the University of Warsaw (CeNT UW) is an interdisciplinary research institute dedicated to the understanding of biological, chemical and physical phenomena. Our scientists tackle fundamental scientific problems, collaborate and apply the attained knowledge to the industry. CeNT UW provides a truly international outlook, establishes a perfect work environment for both young and established researchers, and promotes the education of PhD students. CeNT UW obtained the scientific rating of “A” (very-good level) in a heterogeneous group on the basis of a comprehensive assessment of scientific and R&D activities of scientific units made by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education for the period of 2013-2016. The institute was established by Resolution No. 362 of the Warsaw University Senate on April 20, 2011, as an organizational unit of the University of Warsaw.

ADVANCED PASSIVE TECHNOLOGY posted this:
Independent Researcher&Inventor

A new technology in the field of passive buildings, consisting of a new thermal-insulating material made from organic raw materials & a new building system allowing for the construction of any kind of permanent or temporary passive buildings A NEW ECO-FRIENDLY INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY FOR REALISATION OF CALAMITY- AND FIRE-RESISTANT PASSIVE BUILDINGS MADE OF ORGANIC RAW MATERIALS - Ecological; - Thermal-insulating; - Passive; - Energy-efficient; - Energy-independent; - Indestructible in case of natural calamities (earthquake, typhoon, tornado, hurricane, flood, landslide, etc.); - Fire-resistant; - Permanent or temporary, demountable without losses and mountable again in a different location; - Straight or inclined to the ground at angles up to 33 degrees, on one side or on all its sides. A technological concept clearly delimited from all existing building technology, in that the elements making up the building are post-compressed (through a hidden post-compressing system), providing a resistance that is integrated and equally distributed per each square centimetre of the building, whether it be walls, ceilings, floors or roof. For more information please visit my website: https://advancedpassivetec.wixsite.com/passivebuildings

Ilythia Morley posted this:
Intern - Commercialization Team at Korea Institute of Energy Research

Prize-winning KIERSOL Technology - Alkali Carbonate based absorbent for removing carbon dioxide A team of researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER), led by Dr Yeo Il Yoon, have developed an advanced carbon dioxide capture process technology which falls among the most energy efficient CO2 capture processes currently available. The technology known as KIERSOL, can be used to extract carbon dioxide gases released from a wide range of industrial facilities, from power stations to steel and cement production facilities.

Ilythia Morley posted this:
Intern - Commercialization Team at Korea Institute of Energy Research

Evacuated tubular solar collector with eccentric type manifold flange A team of researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER), have developed an advanced solar collector technology using an evacuated tubular solar collector and eccentric type manifold flange.

Korea Institute of Energy Research posted this:

Double flow channel open-type solar heat absorber Researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) have developed an innovative double flow channel open-type solar heat absorber. This technology particularly relates to a solar heat absorber which is formed into rectangular or circular-shaped cross sections to increase a contact area with collected sunlight, and which includes a main body formed using a three-layered tube to form a dual passage so that heat loss is prevented.

Korea Institute of Energy Research posted this:

Method for manufacturing CI(G)S-based thin film comprising Cu-Se thin film using Cu-Se two-component nanoparticle flux.Researchers at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) have developed an innovative method for manufacturing CI(G)S-based thin-film. This technology specifically relates to a method for manufacturing a CI(G)S-based thin film including a Cu-Se thin film having a dense structure formed by introducing Cu-Se two-component nanoparticles to act as a flux for the thin film in manufacture of a CI(G)S-based thin film through a non-vacuum coating process.

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.

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