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We are excited to share that several innovations from the BOW project have been featured on the European Commission’s Innovation Radar platform. This recognition highlights BOW’s contribution to advancing high-impact technologies developed through EU-funded research. The Innovation Radar is a European Commission initiative that identifies breakthrough innovations and the teams behind them in EU-supported projects. It […]

We are thrilled to announce that the BOW project has been selected for publication in the “Results in Brief” section of the European Commission’s CORDIS website. This recognition highlights the project’s innovative contributions and its potential impact on research and innovation. The publication explains how the BOW project developed a biological ‘wetsuit’ coating for nanoparticles to

October 31, 2024, marks the conclusion of the European BOW project, leaving researchers with a mix of emotions. After four years of collaborative efforts, scientists from various institutions across Europe have achieved significant advancements while forging lasting professional and personal relationships. As the project ends, the consortium members are eager to continue their research, with

As the European BOW project approached its end, we seized the chance to interview the Principal Investigators of each partner organization to gather insights about their work and expectations. Today we spend some time with Antonella Bongiovanni of Italy’s National Research Council (CNR). Hi Antonella! Please tell us about yourself: Hi! I am Antonella Bongiovanni, a Senior

The Institute for Studies on Economics and Employment and the University of Brescia recently hosted the Nanochemistry Camp in Iseo, Italy. This international residential summer school caters to master’s and doctoral students in chemistry and related fields, emphasizing the importance of nanochemistry. The course provided exceptional, cutting-edge insights into key topics within nanochemistry, utilizing a unique and innovative format that connects

The BOW project is approaching its final stages, We are speaking with the Principal Investigators from each partner organization to learn more about their work and perspectives. Now, let’s hear from Paolo Guazzi, representing HansaBioMed Life Sciences. Hi, Paolo! Please tell us about yourself: Hi everyone! I am currently covering the position of Chief Operation

As the European BOW project approaches its conclusion, we are spending some time with the Principal Investigators from each partner organization to learn more about their work and expectations. Today, we turn our focus to Francesco Valle, representing the Istituto per lo Studio dei Materiali Nanostrutturati (ISMN), part of Italy’s largest research entity, the Consiglio

The scientific article “Extracellular vesicles from the microalga Tetraselmis chuii are biocompatible and exhibit unique bone tropism along with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties”, recently published in Nature’s “Communications Biology”, leverages results from the BOW project. The study investigated Microalgal extracellular vesicles, named nanoalgosomes, from the marine microalgae Tetraselmis chuii using an improved production method. The

The European BOW project is nearing its conclusion. We took the opportunity to interview the Principal Investigators from each partner organization to gain insight into their work and expectations. Now, it’s time to hear from José Rivas of the University of Santiago de Compostela. Hi, José! Please tell us about yourself: I am a Professor

Jacopo Cardellini, from project partner ETH Zürich,  recently attended the 6th edition of “iSoDays – Italian Soft Days Conference”, a series of meetings designed to bring together scientists with an interest in soft condensed matter science. Jacopo presented the poster “Acoustic Microfluidics for the Efficient Preparation of Hybrids Composed of Vesicles and Synthetic Nanoparticles”, showcasing