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 | Seeking Upskilling and Next-Generation Activated Carbon Fiber Technology |
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BACKGROUND P&G competes across many consumer-packed goods categories where malodor is a top consumer concern. We believe that incorporating volatile organic compound (VOC) adsorption technologies into products could serve our consumers’ needs for odor control. We have evaluated numerous adsorbent technologies and activated carbon fiber (ACF) is of particular interest. NEED DESCRIPTION We are seeking to consult and potentially partner with an expert in activated carbon fiber to understand the impact of precursors, processing conditions, and methods of incorporating ACF into textiles and/or nonwovens on volatile organic compound adsorption performance, durability, and large-scale manufacturability. As a first step, we are interested in the identified SME giving a seminar on the basics of ACF to educate the organization. Longer-term, we are interested in co-developing and testing various ACFs in our in vitro and in vivo methods to link the various parameters of ACFs to their odor control performance. Below are more specific descriptions of the expertise and capabilities we are seeking. |
| | Seeking existing market solutions targeted towards crawling insects |
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The issue of crawling insects in homes has been an ongoing issue. The popular types of crawling insects causing problems have been ants and cockroaches. The search will focus on existing market solutions targeted towards crawling insects such as ants and cockroaches (other types of crawling insects are in scope i.e., bed bugs). |
 | Seeking Recycling technologies for biodegradable films |
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We are looking for solutions to convert bio-based packaging back to starting materials or other high-value added chemicals (no fuels). |
 | Vehicle seat cover with a monitoring system |
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Smart seat cover for vehicle seats that includes a vital signs sensors network, embedded in upholstery for monitoring the physiological state of the driver or passengers. The integrated sensors monitor subject’s breathing (bio-radar) and several comfort parameters, such as humidity, pressure and temperature. All sensors were developed using the System on Substrate (SoS) technology, sharing the same textile substrate. |
 | A new generation of substrates to culture microorganisms |
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Bac3Gel develops and distributes advanced substrates to harness the full power of microorganisms. Bac3Gel substrates are the first that combine three-dimensionality with gradients of oxygen, nutrients and physical properties to allow the growth of complex microbial communities and currently unculturable bacteria that depend on these microenvironments to thrive. Bac3Gel substrates aim to revolutionise the status quo of microbiology to unlock innovative bacteria-based solutions to solve challenges across multiple bio-based applications. Our mission is to provide a new standard for microbial culture to ultimately foster the discovery of new antibiotics and bio-based solutions to feed the ever-growing demand for bio-based innovative treatments, as well as the development of microbiome-modulating drugs to address 90% of diseases linked to human microbiome dysbiosis. If you are looking for a new solution to culture your microorganisms or looking to culture unculturable microorganisms contact us: contact@bac3gel.com |
 | Soy-Based Polyurethane Dispersion |
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Airable has formulated a soy-based, non-isocyanate polyurethane dispersion that shows good adhesion to wood, leather, and aluminum metal. The waterborne resin has no volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Airable has investigated the soy dispersion as a coating and is exploring other applications such as adhesives, sealants, and elastomers. |
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