NanoPAT was featured in the latest BNN QUARTERLY issue (March 2023) with an article about the project videos release (page 44) and another one about the NanoPAT success story: OF2i leaps from PAT to research from our partner BRAVE (pages 45-47).
This video provides an overview about the EU H2020 NanoPAT project. It explains why the characterisation of nanoparticles is crucial for manufacturing processes, which are the main features of conventional characterisation technologies and which novel technologies are being developed in NanoPAT to overcome the shortcomings of the traditional ones. Furthermore, the scope of the project, the 3 real-time in situ particle size characterisation (Photon Density Wave Spectroscopy (PDW), OptoFluidic Force Induction (OF2i), TUrbidity Spectrometry (TUS)), as well as the 5 case studies where the technologies will be validated are presented.
On 30th January 2022, the Nanotechnology Industries Association (NIA) organised a webinar giving an Overview of the newest Characterisation Techniques available nowadays. NIA, on behalf of Members across Europe and around the world, supports the development of nanotechnology innovations that improve the lives of consumers, preserve our environment and advance our world.
This video provides a brief overview of the three novel complementary real-time in situ particle size characterisation technologies (Process Analytical Technologies (PAT)) that are being developed in NanoPAT.
On 26-27 January 2022, the whole Consortium met in San Sebastian (Spain) for getting up-to-date with the developments and achievements during the last months.
It was a great get-together with lots of very fruitful discussions that set the basis for the upcoming months!
During our stay in San Sebastian, we were able to visit UPV/EHU labs, being able to see how our PATs are being tested there!
Special thanks to our Basque colleagues in San Sebastian (UPV/EHU and POLYMAT) for hosting such a great meeting, and sharing with us a bit of your Euskera language and culture!
âDie Lange Nacht der Forschungâ (The Long Night of Research) is a biannual event, that takes throughout Austria, offering free access to experience science and research first-hand in all nine federal provinces.
It is not unreasonable to say that the specificity of Polymer Reaction Engineering (PRE) has always been the very strong relationship between the product one obtains, and the process and reactor used to make it. As the adage goes âpolymers are product by processâ.
NanoPAT was featured in the latest BNN QUARTERLY issue (December 2022), with an article on the project status from December 2022 (pages 48-49).
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In November 2022, a part of the IRIS team visited UPV/POLYMAT facilities in San Sebastian (Spain) to continue working in the Dilution System for the Turbidity Spectrometry (TUS) sensor.