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FaTTy – a foundational cell line for cellular agriculture
Animals & Agriculture
Biotechnology
Technology  
Flexible Blade Design for Unsteady Load Mitigation in Tidal Turbines
Energy
Sustainability
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Identifying structurally stable peptides
A new method for diagnostics and therapeutics development
Biotechnology
Therapeutics
Vaccines
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In vitro culture of bovine oocytes
Improved genetic gain from superior cows
Animals & Agriculture
Therapeutics
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In vitro culture of oocytes
Improved fertility and fertility preservation
Clinical sciences
Therapeutics
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Metal refining and recycling
A new separation and recovery process for refining and recycling metal
Circular economy
Sustainability
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Micellar catalysis using metal nanoparticles from bacteria
Technology  
Microfabrication method of flexible electrically conductive layers
A novel technique that allows the production of highly conductive micro-wrinkled layers on flexible substrates, that can be repeatedly deformed without loss of their electrical properties.
Biotechnology
Medical technologies
Technology  
Novel molecular agents for the treatment of MASH
Small molecule treatment for metabolic dysfunction associated steatohepatitis (MASH)
Medical technologies
Therapeutics
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Novel ultraincompressible polymeric carbon nitride
Advanced materials
Sustainability
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Passive Pitch Control Mechanism for Tidal Turbine Blades
New turbine blade pitch control technology for use in renewable energy applications.
Energy
Renewables
Sustainability
Technology  
Passive Pitch Control Mechanism for Wind Turbine Blades
New turbine blade pitch control technology for use in renewable energy applications.
Energy
Renewables
Sustainability