University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, US

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Solid-Matrix Microcapsules for Protecting and Delivering Lipophilic Bioactives

We developed a food-grade encapsulation platform to turn sensitive, oil-soluble bioactives into dry, solid-matrix microcapsules. Initially focused on carotenoids, the platform is intended to enable functional powder ingr...

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Mild fractionation and depolymerization technology for converting spent peels into high-value bioproducts

A patented biomass fractionation technology using glycerol-derived ethers (GDEs) as tunable solvents to selectively convert spent peels into valuable product streams, including refined cellulose, pectins, proteins, sugar...

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Magnetic Screening Nanoplatform for Identifying GLUT5 Inhibitors or Activators

A cell-membrane-coated magnetic nanoparticle platform designed to screen compound mixtures for molecules that bind GLUT5 receptors, enabling discovery of GLUT5 inhibitors or activators. The approach preserves native tran...

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University of Alabama
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Electrified in-situ selenium remediation

A bioelectrochemical reduction-oxidation permeable barrier system that reduces selenate to elemental selenium while preventing arsenic remobilization. This system uses electricity, powered by solar panels, and operates i...

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University of Alabama
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Microwave imaging with machine learning for foreign object detection in food

A microwave imaging system enhanced by machine learning for detecting foreign objects in food. It offers a non-invasive, safe, and contactless method to inspect food quality and safety by identifying contaminants like me...

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University of Alabama
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Multimodal deep learning for real-time cocoa bean sorting

An advanced cocoa bean sorting solution leveraging multimodal deep learning, integrating microwave imaging and computer vision for rapid and accurate real-time identification and separation of cocoa bean fractions on pro...

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Eyeglass-based simultaneous eating, activity, and energy-expenditure sensing

The Automatic Ingestion Monitor (AIM-2) is an eyeglass-mounted wearable platform that passively tracks dietary intake and physical activity. By combining non-contact chewing sensors, gaze-aligned imagery, and advanced AI...

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