CEDENNA will submit four new projects to the Fondef IDeA I+D 2022 competition, which closes this week. They cover mining (wear sensors), food (pathogen sensors) and the environment (one for determining and quantifying pesticides in vegetables and another for removing microalgae from the sea). These developments are backed by companies such as Foremin, Dipper Parts, CIBA, the Salmon Technology Institute, ASOEX, AGRO FRESH, Trendy and Marine Farms, and represent a significant expansion of CEDENNA’s areas of work and links with the private sector. Two of these projects are also being developed in collaboration with IFOP and INIA, both state institutes linked to important productive sectors in the country.
Fondef and partner companies multiply CEDENNA’s nanotechnology impact
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