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 | Seeking partners to develop innovative bi-valve solutions along the whole supply chain from sea to plate & beyond |
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We are looking to collaborate with individuals, companies or academic institutions to develop innovative solutions along the whole supply chain from sea to plate & beyond. |
 | Seeking Free Water Carry-Over Measurement |
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To identify a measurement technique that can robustly and accurately quantify the amount of Free Water carryover (FWCO). Substantial quantities of water are used during the potato washing and slicing processes of PC production. Techniques are used to remove free water carryover (FWOC) before entering the fryer. Any excess water remaining, and water associated with the potatoes is released through the stack during frying. Whilst there are current techniques in place to remove the water used in wash and slice operations being carried over into the fryer, it is not 100% efficient and improvements are being investigated. It is estimated that FWCO can contribute up to 10% of the heating load required. Being able to further reduce the amount of water that is carried over by even a few percent will lead to significant reduction in energy requirement for the frying process and, in turn, reduce GHG emissions. To be able to determine the amount of water that is carried over a robust measurement technique is required. |
| | Seeking Glass Strengthening and Lightweighting Technology |
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PepsiCo is looking to explore non-plastic alternatives for beverage packaging. One such alternative material is glass. It is currently used as a single use or returnable solution in PepsiCo's portfolio. We are looking for a "Superior" substitute for the existing Soda Lime type of glass bottles. |
 | Artificial reefs for safe and sustainable marine habitat regeneration |
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A multidisciplinary group of researchers from the University of Alicante has developed a new system for the formation of artificial marine reefs and underwater structures with porous calcareous coating using electric current. The system is characterised by the fact that it starts from a lightweight metal base of any geometric shape –with the possibility of assembly– and the final structure can be easily transported and placed, or fabricated in-situ. During the processing stage, substances are released into the environment that favour the development of phytoplankton and are harmless to the habitat, thus establishing a greater diversity of marine species on the structure itself. This device allows the restoration of marine ecosystems, the purification of marine waters in aquaculture farms, as well as the sustainable exploitation of marine leisure (recreational diving). Companies interested in acquiring this technology for commercial exploitation through licensing agreements are being sought. |
 | Fuel level sensor for remote monitoring |
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Fuel level sensor is designed to generate an electric signal in proportion to the tanking volume (capacitance) and determines the tanking level. Based on the calibration charts, the tanking level is converted to the volume with the generation of one of four types of signals: resistance equivalent, frequency, level or interface one (in accordance with RS232/RS485). |
 | New air purifier that destroys air pollutants. |
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This new air purifier doesn't trap pollutants or viruses, as most of devices on the market do... it completely destroys them into harmless molecules (H20, O2...). This innovation is based on catalytic oxidation. Perfect to have a safe interior air. |
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