In the video, first steps of partner BRAVE preparing for online, real time particle size characterization of high-performance nano coatings. Analysis of Cnano samples of silicon carbide (SiC) and titanium dioxide (TiO2)
NanoPAT got featured in the last BNN newsletter (pages 37-38), in March 2021.
The European Commission, Directorate-General for Environment and DG Research & Innovation, organised virtually the 1st Stakeholders Meeting on Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design on 19 March 2021, since Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) is considered a key element to the transition to the Green Deal, moving to climate neutrality, zero pollution and circular economy. This first workshop aimed to start developing the criteria for SSbD implementation.
innoFSPEC, as an innovation and research center part of the University of Postdam, has been involved in the NanoPAT since June 2020.In the context of a new Senior Fellow Network on Nanomaterials at the University of Potsdam, experts from science and technology discussed the potential of Nanotechnology live on YouTube on November 9th.
Project partner FLUIDINOVA is a leader company in the production of nano-hydroxyapatite for biomedical and oral care applications. The NETmix reactor is FLUIDINOVA’s patented technology and it consists in a network of mixing chambers interconnected by channels without any moving parts that allow an excellent control over mixing and reaction, leading to the production of a highly pure phase nano-hydroxyapatite.
NanoPAT got featured in the last BNN newsletter (pages 18-19), in December 2020.
Welcome to our first issue. We are happy to share with you our highlights, presenting our partners, sharing our news and inform you about where you can meet us!
Project website
The NanoPAT deliverable âD7.1 â Public project website onlineâ is now available to view online. The report is available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence (CC BY 4.0).
This deliverable is part of the work package 7 (WP7) â Knowledge Transfer and Dissemination.
The project partner BNN was responsible for developing the project website.
This document presents the project website and the logo that have been developed. The project website will be one of the main channels for communication and dissemination of project objectives, activities and outcomes. Therefore, it will be regularly updated to provide continuous information about the project to both the Commission, scientific and industrial communities, and the general public.
