Manufacturing

Capillary electrophoresis: theory and pharmaceutical applications

Electrophoresis is an analytical technique used in the separation of charged species by means of an electric field. Electrostatic attraction pushes positively charged ions toward the negative electrode (cathode) and negatively charged ions toward the positive electrode (anode)

Strategic recommendations on the future of EU Research and Innovation programmes

EU Research and Innovation programmes will play a fundamental role in supporting the competitiveness of the Union. New strategic recommendations on how to maximise their impact were published in October 2024

R&D

Capillary electrophoresis: theory and pharmaceutical applications

Electrophoresis is an analytical technique used in the separation of charged species by means of an electric field. Electrostatic attraction pushes positively charged ions toward the negative electrode (cathode) and negatively charged ions toward the positive electrode (anode)

Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) as drug delivery systems

Metal-organic frameworks can be defined as a class of materials having a certain degree of porosity, consisting of metal ions or oligonuclear metal complexes and organic ligands. Pore ​​size plays a fundamental role in the classification of these structures

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