Textilise – a antibacterial nanoparticle finish for woven textiles

A Cost Effective and Rapid Cell Model to Test Drug Delivery

Pharmaceutical companies have spent billions of dollars over the past 30 years developing drugs for neurodegenerative disorders, i.e., Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Significantly, over 98% of these medicines do not reach the...

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A New Modified Thermoset Adhesive

Thermoset adhesives offer many advantages over mechanical fastening including resistance to humidity, heat, and corrosion. These adhesives are used across a range of industries such as automotive, electronics, construc...

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Radiopaque 3D Printing

Radiopaque 3D printing material is a step towards being able to manufacture complete medical devices using 3D printers. A radio-opaque material has been developed for multi-material 3D printing that replicates the appear...

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Textilise – a antibacterial nanoparticle finish for woven textiles.

Textilise is a antibacterial nanoparticle finish for woven thermoplastic polymer textiles such as polyester and associated poly-cotton blends. The practice of coating textiles with antibacterial nanoparticles is not new...

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LAMVAL - Crystal Engineering Enabling the Combination of Antiepileptic Agents

In epilepsy, failure to adhere to a dosage regimen which maintains therapeutic levels of antiepileptic drugs could lead to a fatal seizure. Often many patients with epilepsy are not seizure free with one drug and often c...

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