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The spin-out company, MedicQuant, from Aarhus University raises more than DKK 12 million in capital to further develop a rapid analysis tool that will ensure faster treatment of, among other things, blood clots.
Researchers from Aarhus University and the Danish Technological Institute have developed a chemical process that can disassemble the epoxy composite of wind turbine blades and simultaneously extract intact glass fibres as well as one of the epoxy resin's original building blocks in a high quality. The recovered materials could potentially be used…
Billions of people around the world lack access to clean drinking water, leading to serious health consequences. BE-SALT, a new Danish consortium funded by Innovation Fund Denmark and partnered by Aarhus University, will streamline the process of filtering saltwater and brackish water into clean drinking water. BE-SALT has the potential to create a…
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PhD student Wilhelm Hansson Wennersten, iNANO