Innovation

Software for industrial safety is being tested on oil platforms.

Licensed to Shape Digital, the Fuzzy BowTie and AN24LD undergo testing using real data to prevent operational failures.

Cooperation with Petrobras strengthens the experimental phase of AmazonFACE.

Resources will be essential to enable the world's largest field experiment on the effects of climate change on tropical forests.

INOVA WOUND CURE

Using green biotechnology, a spin-off company from Unicamp is making progress in the development of a liquid bandage.

The technology has been named Curaliq; it has already been licensed and the company intends to bring it to market.

innovative meeting with entrepreneurs

Inova Tech Impacto concludes its first edition, connecting impact businesses with investors and partners.

The program, in partnership with the Impact Coalition, brought together entrepreneurs, investors, and agents from the innovation ecosystem.

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New RNA-based technology combats stink bugs in soybean crops.

Technology developed at Unicamp uses gene silencing to promote more efficient and environmentally safe insect control.

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Bacterial proteins can increase the yield of second-generation ethanol by up to 30%.

International research cooperation could solve the bottleneck in 2G biofuel production.

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Technology uses CO2 to dry sugarcane bagasse.

The knowledge applied by the subsidiary company Quimergia Inovação was developed at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering.

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A spin-off company from Unicamp expands the use of jaboticaba peel to promote intestinal health.

The technology was developed by Unicamp in co-ownership with Rubian Extratos.

Technology can expand access to hair transplants.

A 100% Brazilian-made technique should reduce operating time and may benefit patients who are not eligible for conventional treatment.

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Hydrogel developed at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering removes water present in diesel.

Licensed technology is currently being validated by the company Matryx for application in the fuel distribution and mining sectors.

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The Institute of Geosciences collaborates with research developed by the European Space Agency.

Nora Noffke, a world expert in microbial mats, is part of the research team at Formação Botucatu.

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The 'Viva Bem' Applied Research Center works with Artificial Intelligence focused on health and well-being.

An interdisciplinary group linked to the Institute of Computing develops solutions for prevention, monitoring, and care.