Technology That Can Destroy Anthrax and Other Airborne Microorganisms Developed by Synergena
The patented SIAD (Synergistic Inactivation And Disinfection) process culminates from over 20 years of biophotonic research by the Florida/New York company, Synergena. Previously, the SIAD process has achieved success in research studies involving sterilizing implantable devices for clinical trials at Roswell Park Cancer Institute, The Cleveland Clinic, Veterans Administrative Centers, and Louisiana State University.
Synergena President, Robert E. Duthie, stated: ``The success of the trials at SUNY's Meenaghan Center are significant because (1) the technology developed from our medical research can be transferred to commercial applications, and (2) the tests demonstrated the use of the SIAD technology in economical, efficient and practical applications for today's air handling systems.''
Other news from the department science
These products might interest you
FIBRETHERM by C. Gerhardt
Automatic Fibre Extraction for Feed Analysis
FIBRETHERM from C. Gerhardt: Efficient – Precise – Method-Compliant
Mini-UniPrep™ by Cytiva
Improved HPLC Sample Preparation
Save 66 % sample preparation time and reduce costs by 40 %
Glass and quartz microfiber filter by Cytiva
Request a glass microfiber sample pack to meet your battery development needs
Delivering efficient and consistent results
GF/C and 934-AH RTU (Environmental) by Cytiva
Meet wastewater regulations with the right filter
Streamline lab operations and ensure high-quality results
VICI Jour Katalog 15INT by VICI
The VICI Jour Catalog - Accessories for (U)HPLC and Liquid Handling
Capillaries, Tubing, Fittings, Filters, Safety-Products, Tools and much more
Hahnemühle LifeScience Catalogue Industry & Laboratory by Hahnemühle
Wide variety of Filter Papers for all Laboratory and Industrial Applications
Filtration Solutions in the Life Sciences, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sectors
Whatman filtration product guide by Cytiva
New filtration catalog - a wealth of information on 286 pages
Discover the perfect filters for your laboratory application
Get the chemical industry in your inbox
From now on, don't miss a thing: Our newsletter for the chemical industry, analytics, lab technology and process engineering brings you up to date every Tuesday and Thursday. The latest industry news, product highlights and innovations - compact and easy to understand in your inbox. Researched by us so you don't have to.