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29.10.2021
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Summary of output reached during NABIAM project

Online Survey

The questionnaires collected together with PRO and USB and the direct questioning of companies participating in the survey clearly showed that the addressed topics nanotechnologies, biosensing and additive manufacturing and the combination of disciplines for applications in medical technology are not yet pronounced in the companies as a combined cross sectoral research and implementation topic is established and there is a corresponding need for cooperation in projects with researchers.
In particular, the implementation measures that are important for the survey in the course of project ideas as cooperative research tasks showed a variety of possible combinations not only in the target industry of medical technology, but also in the area of ​​smart packaging or other industries such as mobility and smart manufacturing in mechanical engineering, where AM is currently more in after sales than is used in the implementation for components.
For this purpose, an analysis of the evaluation of the results was drawn up as a management paper, and additional requirements were identified and communicated from the company visits.

Survey_analysis

 

Competence Mapping 

The competence map of the NABIAM project was created via Google Maps. The competences of the companies/institutes are categorized in 8 categories, which are Additive Manufacturing (AM), Biosensors (BIO), Nanotechnology (NANO), all the combinations within and a category for companies/institutes, which cannot be categorized into the above sections (Other).

  NABIAM competence map is available using this link

Scientific Lectures

Key facts: 6 lectures in 3 series, 6 speakers, 130 participants

Lecture 1 (10.12.2020)

Dr. Barbora Špačková, Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg

Dr. Yoojin Oh, Johannes Kepler University in Linz

https://youtu.be/i-Ah1U5qe2c 

Lecture 2  (25.2.2021)

RNDr. Ján Štěrba, Ph.D., University of South Bohemia, České Budějovice

Prof. Peter Ertl, Ph.D.,  Technical University Wien

https://youtu.be/r14VMeSo5q8 

Lecture 3 (23.6.2021)

Ing. Libor Beránek, Ph.D., Czech Technical University in Prague

DI Dr. Veronika Miron, Johannes Kepler University in Linz

https://youtu.be/ygjNTkpiYCk 

 

Webinars

Key Facts:

3 webinars on NABIAM topics (Nanotechnologies, Biosensors, Additive Manufacturing)

19 speakers presented in NABIAM webinars

10 speakers from Austria, 9 speakers from Czech Republic

9 companies and 10 research organizations presented

101 participants attended NABIAM webinars

400 minutes of webinar recordings

NABIAM Webinar on Nanotechnology Part 1 (22.4.2021)

https://youtu.be/3TE4DhfOOQI

NABIAM Webinar on Nanotechnology Part 2 (22.4.2021)

https://youtu.be/pZWtbCrqMv0

NABIAM Webinar on Biosensors Part 1 (27.5.2021)

https://youtu.be/MRefzvDGL84

NABIAM Webinar on Biosensors Part 2 (27.5.2021)

https://youtu.be/QJdP3BX9OdM

NABIAM Webinar on Biosensors Part 3 (27.5.2021)

https://youtu.be/egUGhXZrqJU

NABIAM Webinar on Additive Manufacturing Part 1 (16.9.2021)

https://youtu.be/i4_xdz7r_TQ

NABIAM Webinar on Additive Manufacturing Part 2 (16.9.2021)

https://youtu.be/J4HKUiad3lA

Report_on_webinars 

Project Ideas

In the last NABIAM project phase, to strengthen cross-border cooperation, several project ideas were elaborated based on available competences and survey analysis.
Four projects were initiated and made known for the partnership in industry and science in print media as well as through direct contact with relevant partners.
Projects ideas focus on transnational and scientific cooperation:

Project 1: Smart Packaging - Biocompatible sensors for food

The minimum shelf life of food is indicated by printing on packaging, the legal requirements are very rigid. This is definitely in the interest of the consumer - he should be on the safe side when it comes to the expiry date for minced meat or milk. However, the flawless edibility of food can deviate significantly from this date. Biocompatible sensors integrated into the packaging can detect the shelf life of food in real time. You communicate with both the customer and the shelf attendant and determine how long the food is actually and unquestionably edible - the waste of food can thus be reduced.

Project 2: Nanostructured blood pumps

Mechanical pumps can support the mechanical performance of the heart. So far, they have been made from precious metals using subtractive manufacturing. The challenge is the surface of these components: the surface can damage blood cells, the cavitation of the fluid blood can damage the component, and the components can also cause thrombosis. Nanostructuring the surface of the ceramic pumps manufactured using additive technologies can circumvent these negative physical effects. Thanks to the intelligent components, the blood does not “notice” that the pumps are foreign bodies. The flow of the blood remains exclusively laminar, the pump can work in the "optimal operating state".

Project 3: Bio-based structures for wounds

A massive injury to the skin - for example in the case of a pressure ulcer - requires close observation of the wound and its ongoing care. A bio-based, printed wound structure is intended to replace this. A 3D bio-scaffold that is precisely adapted to the patient, including sensors, should achieve two things 1. Tissue structure: The “component” creates a living space for the growth of healthy cells. 2. Monitoring: the bio-sensor system detects germs and warns of possible infections in good time.

Project 4: Nanostructured light guides made of plastic

The fourth project idea extends far beyond applications in the life sciences. Opto-electronic sensors can be used in medical technology as well as in components that enable autonomous driving. Nanostructured light guides can represent a quantum leap in sensor technology. Nanoimprint lithography, which PROFACTOR has been researching and developing for a decade, replaces the subtractive etching in silicon layers that is common in semiconductor technology.

 

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