The agreement with the University of Bath aims at the implementation of scientific and technological cooperation between researchers from University of Bath and from the State of São Paulo, Brazil, through the funding of joint research projects.
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Research grants
- PKR-TRPV1 complex as a potential mediator of pathological pain: integrating modelling, signaling, and therapeutic value, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
Our ability to sense heat, cold, touch or pain is essential for survival and underpins our interaction with the world around us. TRPV1 is the sensor that responds to heat and activates nerve cells causing pain sensations. How TRPV1 exerts this function is still an unsolved riddle. The processes of phosphorylation and dephosphorylation by kinases are crucial for TRPV1 function. Recent data…
- Enabling evidence-based design: guidelines for the development of integrated inpatient and building digital twin model, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
Evidence demonstrates a direct correlation between temperature increases and hospital inpatients' excess deaths. Events such as heat waves have caused significant and exponential increases in excess deaths when inpatients are exposed to prolonged periods of higher temperatures. Evidence also shows an increase in the number of heat waves globally. Efforts are being made to improve healthca…
- Titanium and niobium: two important but enigmatic elements in glass science, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
Titania (TiO2) and niobia (Nb2O5) are important components in commercial glass and glass-ceramic materials. Little is known, however, about the structural role that they play and how the physical properties are affected by the structural organization. A central issue is their chameleon-like nature in that both elements have an ability to transform their structural identity by changing t…
- Development of bacterial cellulose/MOF composite for sustained package, AP.R SPRINT
Abstract
Our long-term vision is to develop a holistic solution to the development and implementation of new biodegradable renewable materials (substituting plastic-based packaging) through the revaluation of waste. Within the short timeframe of this project, we propose to develop a bacterial composite cellulose / metal-organic framework (MOF) biofilm with the ability to preserve perishable agricu…
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| 22 / 21 | Completed research grants |
| 23 / 22 | All Research Grants |
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