8 PT 65BN 0IL1     
A R&D centre of a Portuguese university has developed a groundbreaking model of making transistors, by proving that any material can be used to manufacture a switching device. With this innovative technology, the transistor's active layer is made of a metal instead of more expensive semiconductor materials. The R&D centre seeks industrial partners working in the electronics sector with a R&D department to test new applications and adaptation to specific needs. 
  
08 IT 53V2 0IMP     
Italian SME has developed satellites orbiting the pertinent hemisphere, which take the bearing of every single GPS (Global Positioning System) and recognise their coordinates in terms of latitude, longitude, altitude and speed of the unit that carries the installed GPS device. A special application detects the positioning parameters and sends them to the headquarters. The partner sought is a company operating in the fields of distribution, transport or security. 
  
08 IT 53U6 0IM4     
An Italian company, operating in the field of electronic devices, has developed a system which allows to improve the performance and the level of efficiency of the power transmission line, through the evaluation and the correction of the power factor and of the harmonics. The system is also be able to reduce the pollution into a power network. The company is looking for partners for a licence and/or a commercial agreement. 
  
08 DE 1592 0ILP     
A consulting firm from Lower-Saxony, founded in 2000, is active both nationally and internationally, serving projects in the field of renewable energy. Their main activities include the use of wind, solar and biomass energy, in particular the conversion of heat energy from biomass plants and the efficient production of biogas. 
  
08 DE 1170 0II6     
A German company has developed nanoparticles with high temperature resistance. They were used as a ceramic cover layer to be applied in heat exchanger tubes in boiler systems of power plants or in non-ferrous metal smelting and casting. They are looking for technical cooperation. 
  
08 DE 1170 0IGX     
A German nanotechnology company offers a coating that helps to degrade food residues during the process of baking at a normal temperature of 200°C. The advantages of this process are the low temperatures in which food residues are combusted, low energy cost with comparison to pyrolysis ovens, decrease in environmentally hazardous substances, simple catalytic reactions and clean heterogeneous gases, and the high fat and oil absorption capacity. They are looking for new applications.