Our research activity adopts a ONE HEALTH approach while applying post genomics (proteomics, metabolomics), cell biology, biochemistry, computational biochemistry and AI in Life Sciences, sustainable pharmaceuticals and circular bioeconomy.
The research activity is focused on basic research projects based on the ONE HEALTH principle . The activity mainly aims to evaluate the benefits for human health of compounds extracts of ornamental plants or foods with particular attention to the principles of local biodiversity and bioeconomy
The BioAgryLab's research activity is aimed at finding sustainable solutions to be adopted in agriculture to increase both crop yield and quality by reducing the use of synthetic chemical fertilizers and pesticides, in accordance with guidelines issued by the European Commission, as well as identifying alternative solutions to address environmental issues related to climate change, such as drought, salinity and increased ozone levels
The invention concers compounds that act directly on the extracellular virus.
The present innovation refers to the field of bioeconomy, using biological materials of industrial waste for phytopharmaceutical use.
The present invention relates to the preparation and use of novel copolymers comprising polylactic acid (PLA), organic plasticizers with epoxy functionality and biodegradable polyester elastomers.
The object of this invention is a plant for the lamination of silicon solar cells which allows to obtain photovoltaic modules of improved efficiency thanks to the reduction of the impact of the phenomenon of silicon cracking.
The present invention relates to new thermoplastic polymeric compositions useful for the production, by hot extrusion, of biodegradable, compostable products and packaging, having at the same time performances and costs comparable to those of products obtained with traditional non-biodegradable thermoplastic polymeric materials, such as polyolefins.
The present invention relates in general to the tanning field, and more specifically to new tanning agents for animal hides and to a pre-tanning, tanning or retanning process that uses them.
The invention concerns a process for producing leather-like material and material obtainable thereby that meets the product, performance and eco-toxicological requirements of the industry standards.
