LICENSE AND KNOW-HOW OFFER
The Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry AS CR, v. v. i., protects some of the research results by patents or as a proprietary know-how to be offered for licensing. Following is a list of new technologies and know-how that are presently open for licensing.
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Biomedical Polymers and Devices
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Polymers and Applications
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Reactive N-(2-hydroxypropyl)meth-acrylamide polymers for polymeric drugs, gene delivery and modification of proteins
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Polymer support for cultivation of keratinocytes
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Polymer conjugates of lecirelin and cloprostenol with a protracted effect
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A hydrogel implant for treatment of post-traumatic incontinence
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Thermoplastic polymer compositions for bone replacements
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Novel polymer materials in biomedical applications
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Biomaterial based on cells and nanofibre layers for tissue replacements and a method of its preparation
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Medical device for controlled release of biologically and/or pharmacologically active compound
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High-molecular-weight polymer carriers and their conjugates with anti-cancer drugs for solid tumor treatment
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Set of nanoparticles for multiple ultrastructural labeling
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Method of preparation of controlled fibrin layers on solid surfaces
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Method of cultivation of human mesenchym stem cells, especially for unhealing fractures
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Method for determining local toxicity of substances
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Remote detection of moisture in diapers
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Reactive polyisobutylenes with non-terminal functional groups
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A composite based on polyamide and polyisobutylene blends
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Functionalized magnetic nanoparticles and microparticles
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Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles and microparticles
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Hybrid polymeric stabilizer with sterically hindered piperidine and phenol moieties
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Polybutadiene-based hindered amine light stabilizers
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A compatibilizer for polyolefin-polystyrene blends
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Recycling commingled plastic waste to tough thermoplastic materials
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Method of recycling of waste polyurethane foams
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Raw material for polyurethane production and process for its preparing from waste polyurethane
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Polyols prepared from waste polycarbonate
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Polymeric aliphatic ion-exchange materials and their application
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Nanotubes based on titanium dioxide
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Material for adaptable mobile shielding of ionizing radiation
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Method of separation of hydrogen from gas mixtures
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