Archivo de categorías para "Cooperación Tecnológica"

An Italian company, highly skilled in all preclinical stages of compound development, drug development and drug combination studies, has implemented a series of methodologies to study antiviral efficacy and toxicity of drugs, against new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, having access to

The Italian company, working in the railway sector, developed a new system for the acquisition of the geometry and wear of the overhead line. The goal of the tool is the reduction of the constraints of rail operation and

A Slovenian public research organization has developed a method of improving the wetting properties of surfaces by modifying the contact angle appropriately. In printed electronics applications the formation of nano-textured polymeric layers providing well-defined wetting conditions is required for

A Swedish company is offering a completely non-invasive technology, based on active acoustic spectroscopy, to measure fluid properties (solid content/density/viscosity) and facilitate the analysis of process sections for an eco-friendly and a more efficient production. The company seeks a

A Spanish research centre, has jointly developed with a Israeli university, a family of compounds able to inhibit Semaphorin3A fostering nerve regeneration after injury. These compounds can be useful for treatment of ischemic events such as stroke, glaucoma and

A Spanish university research group has developed a disruptive method that allows the magnetization of oocytes and embryos by means of the union of nanoparticles to their external layer. This allows their manipulation without physical contact minimizing errors and

A German IT company offers a digital solution that renders possible to plan and monitor workforce on construction sites safely and with social distancing via wearables and geographic information system tracking while at the same time complying with data

A UK university spinout has invented and proven a catalyst that safely turns mixed food waste and packaging into carbon, at lower temperatures. In collaboration with Japanese partners, they offer a full solution for decentralised treatment of up to

A Slovenian research institute has developed an anisotropic polymer-bonded magnetic filament. The filament comprises magnetically anisotropic particles aligned relative to each other. The filament makes possible the manufacturing of arbitrarily shaped permanent magnets using 3D printing technology. Partners are

A Portuguese scientific research institute, non-profit organization, with expertise in the area of durability of materials and anticorrosive protection assessment, in particular in accelerated and outdoor ageing tests, is interested in integrating research teams or consortiums (companies, research centres,