Health – acib

Repairing spinal cord injuries with nanotechnology

A Europe-wide project named “Piezo4Spine” sets the high goal of developing a novel therapy against spinal cord injuries (SCI). Based on the latest findings in materials science, regenerative medicine and nanotechnology, research is being conducted on a 3D-theramesh equipped with bioactive nanocarriers that delivers therapeutic agents to the site of the lesion through electrical stimulation. These bioactive ingredients activate the neuronal regeneration processes after an SCI has occurred. If successful, this technology could be useful in the future for pathologies such as Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s disease, among others.

Didi March 10, 2023

Drone shot of a landfill with a lot of plastic waste in Indonesia.

MOOC “The new plastics economy: circular business models and sustainability”

The MOOC “The new plastics economy: circular business models and sustainability”, realized within the Horizon 2020 BIO-PLASTICS EUROPE project

Didi November 10, 2022

Pinpoint accuracy: Graz researchers develop technology for precise assessment of the danger of viral variants

One of the greatest difficulties in combating viral infectious diseases is the excellent adaptability of viruses. Especially with of SARS-CoV-2 new variants are quickly and constantly forming, bringing different properties with them. That’s why it’s important that in the future it will be crucial to predict more quickly and precisely how dangerous a virus can become.

Didi November 4, 2022

Chemo-Enzymatic Route Scouting

You have a complex chemical process that is no longer competitive? Countries with low salary levels are beginning to gain market share for cost reasons? Let acib solve your problems by discovering new and cost-efficient routes for chemo-enzymatic synthesis of your target compound(s).

Didi August 17, 2022

Recycling of pharmaceutical blister waste

acib developed a biotechnological based technology for the recycling of waste pharmaceutical blisters. Aluminium and plastic can be recovered by applying the concept of green chemistry.

Didi July 13, 2022

Aerial view of a wastewater treatment plant with several clarifiers.

Fully automated wastewater monitoring for advanced and early disease detection

Wastewater-based detection of emerging diseases has been proven to be a powerful tool during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now it’s high time to switch from a time-consuming manual and decentralized process to a fully-automated multiple-disease detection and surveillance system.

Didi July 13, 2022

Moderne Biotechnologie ist allgegenwärtig

Repairing spinal cord injuries with nanotechnology

MOOC “The new plastics economy: circular business models and sustainability”

Pinpoint accuracy: Graz researchers develop technology for precise assessment of the danger of viral variants

Chemo-Enzymatic Route Scouting

Recycling of pharmaceutical blister waste

Fully automated wastewater monitoring for advanced and early disease detection

Probiotic skin care protects against numerous diseases

A sustainable production route to anticonvulsant

PCR – Ein Kopierapparat auf molekularer Ebene

One step ahead of the coronavirus

© 2023 by acib
acib is an industrially oriented private limited company with a non-profit orientation. It is publicly owned by University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Graz University of Technology, University of Graz, University of Innsbruck and Joanneum Research.

Moderne Biotechnologie ist allgegenwärtig

© 2023 by acibacib is an industrially oriented private limited company with a non-profit orientation. It is publicly owned by University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Graz University of Technology, University of Graz, University of Innsbruck and Joanneum Research.

© 2023 by acib
acib is an industrially oriented private limited company with a non-profit orientation. It is publicly owned by University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Graz University of Technology, University of Graz, University of Innsbruck and Joanneum Research.