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  2. Wearables for EEG monitoring

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=26297
    8 May 2024: Wearables for EEG monitoring. BACKGROUND. Wet EEG electrodes that use an electrolyte gel to form a conductive path betweenthe skin and electrode to reduce the electrode-skin impedance provide a goodquality EEG signal for only a short duration.
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

  3. Versatile Electronic Fibre

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=27123
    8 May 2024: Versatile Electronic Fibre. BACKGROUND. Wearable electronics, such as smart textiles or e-textiles, are growing fields due totheir potential application in healthcare monitoring, consumer electronics, energyharvesting and storage, and sensing. For
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

  4. Uses • Paves the way for exploration into mechanisms ...

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Gri-1716-06_28052019-1.pdf
    28 May 2019: Uses. • Paves the way for exploration into mechanisms underlying GLP-1, PYY and glucagon release. • Potential to identify targets in these cells that could be exploited therapeutically for treatment of diabetes and obesity. • Isolated cells
    By: Joanna Tramontin

  5. Uses • Investigate the mechanisms involved in glucose-dependent…

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Gri-2367-09_28052019.pdf
    28 May 2019: Uses. • Investigate the mechanisms involved in glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) secretion. • Potential to identify targets in these cells that could be exploited therapeutically for treatment of obesity. • Isolated cells
    By: Joanna Tramontin

  6. Upcycling waste plastics with sunlight

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=26242
    8 May 2024: Upcycling waste plastics with sunlight. BACKGROUND. Traditionally, the term “photoreforming” refers to the use of light energy to drive theconversion of waste feedstocks into sustainable fuels and / or chemicals, such asthe production of
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

  7. Transforming Pedagogical Practices for Academic Success (TransPAS)

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=26886
    8 May 2024: Transforming Pedagogical Practices forAcademic Success (TransPAS). CONTEXT. China is a multilingual country with over 280 languages spoken by its 56 ethnicgroups. While Mandarin Chinese is promoted as the national lingua franca, thegovernment has
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

  8. Sustainable Investment Markers Tool: 9SIMS

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=26300
    8 May 2024: Sustainable Investment Markers Tool: 9SIMS. BACKGROUND. Lack of integration between environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors incorporate reporting creates opportunities for greenwashing. This is because goodperformance in one ESG indicator
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

  9. Sparxell

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=25027
    8 May 2024: Sparxell. Sparxell. THE NEXT GENERATION OF COLOURS ANDEFFECTS. Website. The Challenge. Glitters can take many sizes and shapes (from the sequins used in fashion to thefine powder used in the paint of 1 in 4 cars sold in Europe or found in
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

  10. Single vessel green ammonia production

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=26240
    8 May 2024: Single vessel green ammonia production. BACKGROUND. Ammonia is the second-largest globally produced chemical ( 240 milliontons/year), mainly used as fertiliser, feeding over 50% of the World’s population.Currently, (brown/grey) ammonia is produced
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

  11. Scalable Production of High-Quality Printable Graphene

    https://www.enterprise.cam.ac.uk/content-to-pdf/?postid=27114
    8 May 2024: Scalable Production of High-Quality PrintableGraphene. BACKGROUND. Printable electronics are a promising field of research whose technical developmentis focused on conductive-ink printing technologies appropriate for a wide range ofsupport materials
    By: Cambridge Enterprise

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