Research project Uni Kassel (www.polyformnext.de)
Microbial recycling of plastic packaging
A new research project at the Universities of Kassel and Hamburg aims to use microbial recycling to develop an environmentally friendly method to break down multi-layer plastic films into their constituent parts. The aim is to create an innovative technology that enables high-quality recycled products made from polyethylene (PE) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
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Microbial recycling for multilayer plastic packaging
As part of a research project, the universities of Kassel and Hamburg are working together to develop a method that uses microbial recycling to return multilayer films to their original components in an environmentally friendly way so that they can be reused for high-quality applications.
read more...Development of biocide-free antimicrobial... (www.polyformnext.de)
For the germ-free touch
Plastic films that are not only self-disinfecting and permanently antimicrobial, but are also made from a biocide-free additive for plastics - this is what scientists from the Department of Plastics Technology at the University of Kassel want to develop in a joint project with the company Munditia Technologies.
read more...IUNO research project - Part 1 (www.computer-automation.de)
The technology data marketplace
The opportunities offered by I40 remain untapped, particularly in SMEs. One reason for this is that the IT used in companies to date is often not geared towards the security requirements of networked production. This is where the IUNO research project comes in.
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