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Pharma and Biotechnology

The road towards more stable biopharmaceuticals

Swedish Orphan Biovitrum AB
Nov 2018 - Dec 2019

The company Swedish Orphan Biovitrum AB (Sobi) wants to know how to improve thermal stability of their biopharmaceutical products. Together with researchers from Malmö University, MAX IV, and RISE, they used synchrotron light to understand how proteins behave when water is removed from the pharmaceutical solution. Their findings can have important implications in the creation of more stable biological drugs. The challenge with residual water […]

Construction Materials

Developing more durable concrete using neutron and X-ray tomography 

Cementa AB
Aug 2019 - Jan 2021

To study what happens when concrete freezes, and is exposed to different types of moisture loads, Cementa AB, Malmö University, and Lund University have used neutron and X-ray tomography with the aim to develop concrete that is safer and more resistant to harsh weather conditions.  

Environmental Engineering and Recycling

Identifying Toxic Compounds in Incineration Bottom Ash

DESY, The Water Research Centre Limited (WRc)
Nov 2022

Studying the speciation of zinc and copper compounds in thermal treatment residues to inform waste classification. Water Research Centre Limited (WRc) and DESY collaboration.