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Mixed-Phase Titania foams via 3D-Printing for Pharmaceutical Degradation

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By Zachary Warren, Thais Tasso Guaraldo, Ivan Barisic, Jannis Wenk
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Mixed-Phase Titania foams via 3D-Printing for Pharmaceutical Degradation The continuing accumulation of organic micropollutants, particularly pharmaceuticals, in water is now considered an urgent threat to human health and the environment. Although the photocatalytic degradation of these compounds using slurries of photoactive nanoparticles has been proven to be highly effective at laboratory scale, this technology has not been implemented in industry due to cost and safety concerns.
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Sven Ivanić primio najprestižniju nagradu hrvatskog iseljeništva u Generalnom konzulatu RH u Zürichu

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By Ivan Barisic
| Večernji list Verified
Uručujući skulpturu Domovnica, “prepoznatljivu čaroliju od stakla“ koju je ove godine izradila engleska umjetnica Tabitha Burrill iz Drivenika kod Crikvenice, generalni konzul Mikac je najprije čestitao Ivaniću na nagradi i kazao kako se raduje što su ove godine dvije prestižne  Večernjakove nagrade završile u Švicarskoj.
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A Simple Biosensor Based on Streptavidin-HRP for the Detection of Bacteria Exploiting HRPs Molecular Surface Properties

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By Natalie Mutter, Ivan Barisic, Filippo Savini, Katja Baumgartner
| MDPI
1. Introduction Access to clean and safe water is crucial for health and improved life quality for people all over the world. Unfortunately, contaminated drinking water and poor sanitation and hygiene are still major sources of diseases and cause approximately six percent of deaths worldwide [1,2]. Waterborne diseases are caused by polluted drinking water and contaminated water used in the production process of industrial sectors, such as the food or pharmaceutical industry.
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