University of Galway

Galway, Galway, IE

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Viswanath Vittaladevaram
University of Galway
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Combined computational triage and Pichia pastoris expression workflow for protein variant screening

A workflow that combines computational screening with Pichia pastoris expression to reduce the cost and hands-on effort of testing large numbers of protein variants. Structure-based modelling and molecular dynamics rank ...

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Amir Abdo
University of Galway
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CAPTURE-CONVERT: A functional polymer platform for heme colour reduction in absorbent products

A two-stage functional polymer platform that captures hemoglobin/heme from menstrual fluid and locally converts the colour-bearing porphyrin into less-coloured products, enabling effective colour reduction within absorbe...

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University of Galway
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Hemin-decorated hyaluronan microneedles for targeted anti-fibrotic delivery in Crohn's disease

An inflammation-targeted microneedle drug delivery platform combining mucoadhesive hyaluronan with hemin to locally release anti-fibrotic agents in fibrostenotic Crohn's disease tissue, enabling lower drug doses while re...

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Amir Abdo
University of Galway
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Nitric oxide-releasing hyaluronan microgels for enhanced post-shaving skin recovery

Innovative microgels combining hyaluronan and nitric oxide for post-shaving care, offering hydration, antimicrobial protection, and anti-inflammatory benefits to accelerate skin recovery and reduce scarring.

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University of Galway
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Calcium-peroxide feed supplementation for finishing beef

University of Galway researchers have identified calcium peroxide as a promising anti-methanogenic feed additive for finishing beef cattle. Experimental studies demonstrate that supplementing cattle with calcium peroxide...

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University of Galway
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AI-Driven Smart Implantable Drug Delivery Device with Rejection Sensing

An intelligent, soft robotic implant that uses AI to sense scar tissue formation and self-adjusts to maintain precise, long-term drug delivery. By actively bypassing fibrotic encapsulation, this system provides a durable...

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