Queen Mary University of London

London, England, GB

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Queen Mary University of London
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Enantioenriched butenolide and furanone synthesis platform for natural product production

A versatile chemistry-driven methodology providing straightforward, highly enantioselective access to chiral butenolides and furanones, including several natural products. The platform demonstrates broad substrate scope ...

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Chris Jones
Queen Mary University of London
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Synthetic methods for functionalised heterocycles using aryne chemistry

New synthetic organic chemistry methods leveraging aryne intermediates to functionalise or construct biologically relevant heterocycles. Targets include oxazoles, tetrahydroisoquinolines, benzodiazepines, dihydropyridine...

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Queen Mary University of London
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AI Formulation Scientist for accelerated development

The AI Formulation Scientist is an end-to-end AI solution that automates formulation development, significantly reducing time and costs. It replicates cognitive tasks of scientists, analyzes data swiftly, and is highly a...

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CG
Queen Mary University of London
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Efficient plastic waste degradation with tuneable catalytic nanocomposites

Advanced catalytic nanocomposites for efficient plastic waste degradation offer enhanced lifespan, selectivity, and environmental benefits. This solution focuses on upcycling HDPE into wax using multi-metallic nanocerami...

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Queen Mary University of London
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AI-driven platform for terpene-based neuropathy treatment discovery

An AI-driven platform using robotics and zebrafish models to discover effective terpene combinations for neuropathy treatment. This system accelerates the development of novel, safe, and consumer-friendly OTC neuropathic...

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SS
Queen Mary University of London
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NovaMin & γ-PGA toothpaste for enamel protection and whitening

Introducing a fluoride-free toothpaste combining NovaMin bioactive glass and γ-PGA for effective stain removal and enamel protection. This dual-action formulation supports enamel health and delivers visible whitening by ...

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RH
Queen Mary University of London
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Smart glass coatings for enhanced nail durability and protection

Innovative smart glass coatings using flake and bioactive glasses to enhance nail durability, smoothness, and protection. Developed by Queen Mary University of London, these coatings improve hardness and reduce chipping,...

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Queen Mary University of London
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Fibroblast model for testing human cell aging and longevity

HuCAM is an advanced fibroblast aging model enabling rapid, cost-effective testing of pharmaceuticals on cellular aging processes. Validated with anti-aging compounds, it offers molecular insights and mechanical property...

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CR
Queen Mary University of London
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mTOR pathway modulation for neurodegenerative disease treatment

Explore targeted mTOR pathway modulation to restore proteostasis and improve resilience in neurodegenerative diseases, focusing on drug discovery and validation of therapeutic targets.

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Queen Mary University of London
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Camera-readable structural-color tactile sensing for robots

A camera-readable, color-changing tactile sensor for robots that transforms mechanical force into dynamic, high-resolution color patterns. This mechanochromic material enables real-time observation of pressure, strain, a...

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