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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0347751

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    Australian Research Council
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    $69,099.00
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    Novel Hydrogels for Bioseparations in Clinical Applications. The project aims to design and synthesise new highly swollen hydrophilic membranes for use in biological separation processes and purifications such as the removal of viruses from blood. Typical membrane problems like membrane fouling or low flux should be minimized by a narrow pore size distribution. The regular nano-patterning should be obtained by molecular impriniting technique. Novel thermoresponsive polymers, which will be polyme .... Novel Hydrogels for Bioseparations in Clinical Applications. The project aims to design and synthesise new highly swollen hydrophilic membranes for use in biological separation processes and purifications such as the removal of viruses from blood. Typical membrane problems like membrane fouling or low flux should be minimized by a narrow pore size distribution. The regular nano-patterning should be obtained by molecular impriniting technique. Novel thermoresponsive polymers, which will be polymerized via controlled free radical polymerization techniques, will be used as biocompatible membrane material.
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