Stimuli-responsive Zipper-like Nanobioreactors
(Smart)
Start date: Apr 1, 2011,
End date: Mar 31, 2013
PROJECT
FINISHED
The current nanobioreactor research is focussed on the fabrication of simple-to-use, inexpensive and ultra-sensitive devices which are highly selective, sensitive and stable. Thus, the fundamental goal of this research project is to design, develop and verify a novel bioreactor with self-control abilities for advanced applications (e.g. switchable bio-catalysis) utilising nanotechnology. This subject will be exploited by developing stimuli-responsive nanomaterials to construct zipper-like nanobioreactors, which could bring more attractive advantages: (i) ease of preparation; (ii) auto-switchable structure in contact with external stimuli; (iii) fast responsive/sensing time; (iv) high selectivity and sensitivity; (v) excellent storage stability; and (vi) cost-effectiveness.
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Coordinator
LINKOPINGS UNIVERSITET
€ 180 669,40- Anthony Turner
- CAMPUS VALLA 581 83 LINKOPING (Sweden)
Details
- 100% € 180 669,40
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FP7-PEOPLE
- Project on CORDIS Platform
1 Partners Participants
- Martin Elis
- College Road MK43 0AL CRANFIELD - BEDFORDSHIRE (United Kingdom)