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BIOSURF
The aim of the BIOSURF project is to develop polymeric biocide materials for their implementation as biocide antimicrobial and anti-deposit surfaces in different applications in food industries, as there is a need for preventing and eradicating microbial contamination across the supply and production chain in the food industry in the EU. The project will implement, test and optimise under real production conditions the biocide surfaces in combination with monitoring modules in order to achieve marketable products.
| Project | Development and implementation of a contact biocide polymer for its application as antimicrobial and anti-deposit surfaces in the food industry |
|---|---|
| Acronym | BIOSURF |
| Program | Research for SMEs |
| Proposal | 232172 |
The BIOSURF project has been approved by the European Commission. With starting date June, 1st, 2009, it has an expected span of two years
| List of Participants | Country |
|---|---|
| Technische Universitaet Graz | Austria |
| KEKELIT Kunststoffwerk Gesellschaft m.b.H | Austria |
| Lagotec GmbH | Germany |
| Verein zur Förderung des Technologietransfers an der Hochschule Bremerhaven e. V. | Germany |
| University Dundee | United Kingdom |
| Comercializadora Asturiana de Alimentos SA (COASA) | Spain |
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29/03/2010
eLearning Platform for SME
in the Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development" was presented by Fraunhofer Gesellschaft. The consortium is composed by members of the smE-MPOWER network, EURESEARCH, the Higher Education School of Western Switzerland, Itycom, Ability Europe, SalsaDev and the Steinbeis Hochschule Berlin. The tender also counts with an advisory group that includes relevant actors, such as the Nokia-Siemens Netwroks and Cegos
A success story
The final results of the 2009 CEEI/BIC Asturias project show an impressive success story:
- Ten companies have entered consortia that have presented a total of 13 project proposals
- One of the proposals was approved and is already underway (Research for the Benefit of SMEs)
- Five more projects were approved for financing and are now in negotiation (four within the Research for the Benefit of SMEs program and one EUROSTARS)
- Three projects exceded the minimum score required for financing
- One project reached the final evaluation in their call, reached by only two candidates
Evaluation process completed
IAM-INNOVIA Project
I+DEX has collaborated with DEX Hungary in the preparation of the proposal "Intellectual Assets Management for Innovative Network oriented Entrepreneurs" -IAM INNOVIA.
The project was presented to the FP7-SCIENCE-IN-SOCIETY-2010-1 call by a consortium of partners from 11 countries that included the European Economic Interest Grouping DEX New Europe.
