Device which allows to perform an intraoperative wash and combines the benefits of minimally invasive surgery with the oncological benefits of washout.
Proprietario: Università degli Studi di Perugia
ufficio.ilo@unipg.it
Development of an enzyme replacement therapy for the treatment of Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff diseases, using nanoparticles with β-D-N-acetylsosaminidase A.
Continuous production of organic polymeric membranes for the decontamination and / or purification of water.
X-ray radiation detector, through direct exposure of a Silicon Photo Multiplier to a radiation beam, suitable for radiotherapy and imaging.
Device that enables to distribute the input signal on a subset of output ports, in a selective and reconfigurable way, ensuring matching conditions.
Polymeric matrices able to recover waste biomasses which can used in several applications as nutritional supplements in animal feed industries.
Composite material able to reflect solar radiation producing a photocatalytic effect, in the panorama of the hot and polluted urban environment.
Method and kit to identify the genetic signature of breast cancer, identifies in detail the genetic variations of each individual tumor.
Kit which enalbes to detect phenotypic alterations at telomeres allowing the determination of the biological age and the rate of aging.
Polymer able to exploit biological activity and work as a biosensor for detecting the molecule in the serum and urine or it can be used for drug delivery.
Small molecule that enables the control of immunity over the long period and effectively reduces disease symptoms in a dose-dependent way.
Device for the extraction of natural high resistance material that aims to enhance the waste deriving from the energy chains of lignocellulosic biomass.
Invention that allows to reduce the autoclaving times, guaranteeing the same organoleptic properties and an antimicrobial action in the products.
ω-3 series polyunsaturated fatty acids, for the prevention and treatment of male infertility caused by azoospermia from chemo-radiotherapy.