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Self-Assembled MicroCAPSules: Synthesis, Characterization, and Eco-friendly Application in Home Care Products

Descripción del proyecto

Una nueva técnica de encapsulación biodegradable y sensible a estímulos para la administración de principios activos

La preparación y administración sostenibles, eficaces y efectivas de materiales bioactivos permitirá a Europa alcanzar sus objetivos relativos al uso de productos químicos, a la vez que mejora la salud y la seguridad de sus ciudadanos. La encapsulación es una forma de transportar principios activos, aunque se enfrenta a determinados retos, en particular cuando la carga es líquida. Con el apoyo de las Acciones Marie Skłodowska-Curie, el proyecto SAMCAPS creará y coordinará una red de formación centrada en el desarrollo de microcápsulas poliméricas sensibles a estímulos, biodegradables y autoensambladas para la administración selectiva de principios activos en productos domésticos y de belleza.

Objetivo

SAMCAPS is a high-quality research program that aims to train young professionals in the field of colloid and polymer science through the collaboration between top-level European academic and industrial entities. The goal of the project is to address the current need for bio-degradable materials and efficient consumer goods usage, by exploiting new eco-friendly materials and methods of encapsulation that will be applied in home- and beauty care consumer products where the targeted delivery of beneficial actives is required.
In this way, SAMCAPS tackles the challenge of the chemical industry, as a response to international undertakings such as the Paris Climate Act and the Europe 2020 policies for smart, for sustainable and effective chemical use driving the growth of the industry.
This program will contribute to a resource-efficient Europe, by the development of highly qualified scientists, experts in the needs chemical industry of tomorrow, by design of highly effective and functionalized materials through green methods, and efficient use of materials by encapsulation and targeted delivery of benefit agents in a broad variety of consumer good products. The ground-breaking and environmentally sustainable technologies developed through the exchange of knowledge between industry and academia will thereby translate into economic and societal value.

Coordinador

CONSORZIO INTERUNIVERSITARIO PERLO SVILUPPO DEI SISTEMI A GRANDE INTERFASE
Aportación neta de la UEn
€ 522 999,36
Dirección
VIA DELLA LASTRUCCIA 3
50019 Firenze
Italia

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Región
Centro (IT) Toscana Firenze
Tipo de actividad
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Coste total
€ 522 999,36

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