UAB and Devicare work to offer treatments for rare diseases
As part of the DIGITAL project, the two centres will develop a biosensor to monitor daily and from home ammonia levels in patients with urea cycle disorders.
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3Q: Ei-ichi Negishi
Ei-ichi Negishi, winner of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Over 40 years ago, he discovered the cross coupling reaction catalysed by palladium, a method which revolutionised the world of organic chemistry and allowed for fundamental advances in the fields of medicine and health, agriculture and electronics.
New Device for Cytochrome c Detection
In recent years many devices have been developed to detect very small concentrations of elements, compounds or substances, such as biosensors, which are based on biological recognition systems. The authors of this study have developed a particular type of biosensor, that uses aptamers, for...
3Q: Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, reseracher at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology of Cambridge -England-, was awarded with Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2009 for studies of the structure and function of the ribosome.
Spin-off: Aeris
Aeris develops technologies and systems for the biological treatment of liquid and gaseous pollutants that neither consume chemical reagents nor produce secondary pollutants.
New Device for Cytochrome c Detection
In recent years, along with the expansion of nanotechnology, many devices have been developed to detect very small concentrations of elements, compounds or substances, such as biosensors, which are based on biological recognition systems. The authors of this study have developed a particular...
Photochemistry of Indigo: a long-standing controversy
Although the use of indigo as a dye dates back to at least the 7th century B.C., it was not until the late nineteenth century when its chemical structure was discovered, and 60 years more passed before spectroscopic data was obtained. The indigo molecules are not water...
Nanostructuring of Hybrid Materials
Self-assembly processes at molecular level have recently become particularly interesting since they allow certain control on porosity, morphology and nanostructure of materials and, thus, in their properties. In organosilicas, which are hybrid materials combining an inorganic matrix with an...
Use of an Electronic Tongue for the Analysis of Beer
The Group of Sensors and Biosensors at the UAB has developed an electronic tongue to analyze and identify different types of beer, as well as to estimate their alcohol content. This device is a combination of chemical sensors that simulate the sense of taste with...
