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NanoPack to Present Novel Food Packaging for Extended Food Shelf Life at Anuga Foodtec
Mar 12, 2018The EU-funded NanoPack Project will reveal the results of new antimicrobial efficacy tests that demonstrate the ability of its innovative film to extend bread shelf life by an extra three weeks at Anuga FoodTec, which will take place from ...
Tags: NanoPack, Food Packaging
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Social Inclusion Project Identifies Furniture Workplace Potential
Mar 23, 2016The BFM is part of an industry consortium that manages Working Tri21, an EU-funded project which aims to enhance the social inclusion of people suffering from disabilities by integrating them into the job market, specifically in the ...
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Imec Have Completed a Three-Year Program
Jul 7, 2015Imec of Leuven, Belgium and its partners have completed a three-year program (2012-2015) to leverage a variety of silicon photonics technologies by making them accessible for industry and academia worldwide. Within the ESSenTIAL program ...
Tags: Silicon photonics, ESSenTIAL program, electrical equipment
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EU-Funded Project to Develop a New Monitoring Technology to Help Manufacturers
Mar 13, 2014SMARTRIPE, a new EU-research project, is set to develop a new monitoring technology to help manufacturers improve efficiency and sustainability of cheese ripening processes. The two-year project builds on the results of previous FP6 ...
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Scientists Involved in The EU-Funded Project Childinnovac Are About to Publish
Jan 16, 2014Scientists involved in the EU-funded project ChildInnovac are about to publish in the online journal Plos One the results of their first clinical trial of a new nasal vaccine. Designed for infants, it targets whooping cough, a common and, ...
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Diseases Like Type 1 Diabetes and Allergies Has Risen Dramatically in Developed Countries
Jan 10, 2014The incidence of auto-immune diseases like type 1 diabetes and allergies has risen dramatically in developed countries over the past fifty years. The reasons for this trend are not fully understood but a theory known as the 'hygiene ...
Tags: auto-immune diseases, hygiene hypothesis, Diabimmune, hygiene standards
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Worldwide Demand for Carpet Is Rising at 5% Annually by CORDIS
Oct 30, 2013The worldwide demand for carpet is rising at five percent annually, with production projected to reach 18.6 billion square meters per year by 2016, EU’s Community Research and Development Information Service (CORDIS) said based on the ...
Tags: Carpet Demand
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Researchers Are Set to Launch a New EU-Funded Project
Mar 6, 2013Researchers are set to launch a new EU-funded project, which is aimed at developing a low cost ultrasound-based system capable of controlling the tempering process during chocolate manufacture. The two-year project was launched at IRIS ...
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MILD-DRY Plans to Deliver in Two Years, a Rapid and Efficient Dehydration Solution
Nov 29, 2012Researchers have initiated a new EU-funded project in October 2012, which is aimed at delivering an alternative technology for the dehydration of heat sensitive food by combining the benefits of two drying methods: microwave and vacuum. ...
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Sharp Corp Used a Photovoltaic Cell to Achieve a Solar Energy Conversion Efficiency
Jun 4, 20124 June 2012 Sharp develops concentrator solar cell with efficiency of 43.5% Japan's Sharp Corp has used a concentrator triple-junction III-V compound semiconductor photovoltaic cell to achieve a solar energy conversion efficiency of ...
Tags: solar cell, conversion efficiency, Sharp Corp, CPV