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Emerging molecular technologies based on micro and nano-structured systems with biomedical applications TehnoBioMed |
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PN-III-P1-1.2-PCCDI2017-0010 |
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TehnoBioMed project aims to increase the institutional performance of 6 partners with a rich tradition in research, development and innovation (RDI) joined in a consortium with a strong interdisciplinary character designed to develop emerging molecular technologies based on micro- and nanostructured systems and dedicated to biomedical applications. The project consortium consists of 6 partners distributed in 3 university centers with a tradition in the RDI activity – Cluj-Napoca, Bucharest and Iasi – and 3 national institutes and 3 prestigious universities. The consortium partners are distributed in three different development regions of Romania. The project aims to develop new or significantly improved products / technologies / services of which we mention the following: a. Developing a high-resolution OCT imaging equipment with applications in biomedicine and material science b. Designing, manufacturing and testing of a nano-ELISA technology c. Making new systems with improved antimicrobial activity and increased efficiency against bacterial biofilm formation d. Obtaining compounds/materials with impact in the prevention and control of infections |
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PROJECT 1: Development of micro-/nanotechnology-based multifunctional nanoplatforms with low fabrication costs for biomedical applications regarding detection, recognition and pathogen neutralization in hospitals/healthcare environment |
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PROJECT 2: Development of transport and release systems of dendrimer-based bioactive molecules for biomedical and pharmaceutical applications |
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PROJECT 3: OCT – Optical Coherence Tomography. Applications |
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PROJECT 4: Synthesis of nanoimmunosorbents based on antibody/antigen-functionalized SiO2, Fe2O3 and Au nanoparticles, and their application in homogeneous phase nanoELISA-type techniques for contaminants (pesticides) detection in food and environment |
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PROJECT 5: Development of phycobiliprotein-based photosensitive materials for biohybrid solar cells |