Molecular mimicry at play

Mercury is a global pollutant in which methylmercury (MeHg) is the most notorious of all other chemical species. MeHg, after entering the bloodstream, binds to the Sulfhydryl groups (SH- groups) present in the cysteine amino acid (Sulfur-containing amino acid).
As a Early-stage researcher (ESR 11-Allwin Mabes Raj) of the GMOS-Train project received training in synthesizing and stabilizing nanomaterials. I has synthesized nine different nanomaterials so far, which will be used for the adsorption of Inorganic mercury (Hg2+) and methylmercury (MeHg) from the aqueous solution.
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Ethanol Inactivation of Enveloped Viruses

18. October, 2021

Ever wondered how ethanol inactivates enveloped viruses such as coronaviruses? Using spectroscopy, scattering, electron microscopy and bio-assays, biocolloids demonstrates structural transformation in the virus envelope leading to inactivation. More on webpage .

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Molecular mimicry at play

14. September, 2021

Mercury is a global pollutant in which methylmercury (MeHg) is the most notorious of all other chemical species. MeHg, after entering the bloodstream, binds to the Sulfhydryl groups (SH- groups) present in the cysteine amino acid (Sulfur-containing amino acid).As a Early-stage researcher (ESR 11-Allwin Mabes Raj) of the GMOS-Train project received training in synthesizing and

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1st International Conference Nano4Circularity, on December 4, 2018 in the Hotel Maribor, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia

4. December, 2018

OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY NANOTECHNOLOGIES FOR RECYCLING OF METALS, RARE EARTH ELEMENTS, WATER PLASTICS IN OUR ENVIRONMENT AND HOW TO USE IT FOR NEW PRODUCTS TEXTILE WASTE AS A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR OBTAINING SECONDARY RAW MATERIALS The Styrian Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with SRIP-Circular Economy and Institute for Environment and Sensors (IOS Ltd.), organizes

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IOS participates in EU DEFENCE AND SECURITY Event

8. March, 2018

The objective of the conference is to present the EU defence policy and the landscape of different EU funding opportunities for defence industry and research. The conference will focus on the European Defence Fund,  which includes a “research window” to fund collaborative research in innovative defence technologies in the amount of EUR 90 million until 2020 and 500 million EUR per year

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