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Genespark is a fast fluorescent molecular labelling technology with unlimited multiplex scalability.
Funded by a Scottish Enterprise Proof of Concept programme (11-DME-003) a team at Heriot-Watt University is developing lightweight high accuracy Fiber Brag Grating (FBG) network interrogators targeting applications within Civil engineering, Aerospace, biosensing and chemical detection. Using a small...
The NMAD has been developed by members of the Sea Mammals Research Unit at the Gatty Marine Laboratory and undergone fish farm field trials. The sound profiles of the NMAD have been designed to have the maximum effect on specific target species (e.g. seals) and the minimum on species not targeted (e...
In the electrical power industry there is a recognised problem with condition monitoring and SCADA systems and related technologies. The systems have independent user interfaces and volume of data is impossible to analyse manually. Effective use & analysis of monitoring data would ensure industr...
The Sea Snail is an underwater apparatus that eases launch and recovery operations and maximises fixation or marine equipment to riverbed or seafloor without the expense and environmental consequence. The team from Robert Gordon University has developed the Sea Snail based on the familiar upturned a...
Environmental justification for the sustainable management of urban soil is a demanding task. A decision support system (DSS) for urban soil appraisal has been developed by University of the West of Scotland with potential for a broad range of applications. DSS basic component is a web-based online ...
This energy saving technology uses visible light, including natural sunlight, to remove organic pollutants from water while providing electricity as a by-product by a process similar to that exploited in fuel cells. The electrical energy delivered may be used for self-diagnosis and to drive equipmen...
The Hybrid membrane technology, developed at Robert Gordon University, enables the separation of acidic gases from raw natural gas. Commonly acidic gas will be carbon dioxide or hydrogen sulphide and the raw natural gas usually includes mostly methane.The primary application for this technology is t...
Current techniques for Nitrate determination use spectrophotometry and ion chromatography and measure the presence of ammonia or nitrite, the reduced form of Nitrate, and are generally time consuming. An improved method for the real time detection of Nitrate ions has been developed by Dr Paul Kong T...
Photocatalytic reactors provide advanced water treatment options for a range of market sectors including the water industry, pharmaceutical, chemicals and the oil and gas industry. Research at Robert Gordon University has resulted in patent protected designs for new, safe chemical reactors using tit...