26th International Conference on Bioencapsulation
August 27-29, 2019 - Strasbourg, France
| Abstract : | [1 to 20] | [21 to 40] | [41 to 60] | [61 to 78] |
| Ref. | Contributions 61 to 78 (Ox.x : Orals; Pxx : Posters) | |
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| O1-1 | preparing the ground for endogenous repair Michael Sefton, University of Toronto, Canada |
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| O1-2 | bridging polymer science and (core-shell) microencapsulation Christian Quellet, Leugos Sàrl, Switzerland |
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| O1-3 | multicomponent cross-linked alginate-based hydrogels for cell transplantation Luca Szabo, EPFL, Switzerland |
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| O1-4 | microencapsulation of lutein extracted from marigold flowers (tagetes erecta l.) using hydrophilic carriers Dr. Pravin Nalawade, OmniActive Health Technologies Ltd., India |
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| O1-5 | cell entrapment and growth in macroporous chitosan-based hydrogels for tissue engineering Elena Markvicheva, Shemyakin-Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry Russian Academy of Scienc |
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| O1-6 | towards chemoenzymatic one-pot reaction: encapsulation of catalysts in biopolymer hydrogels Jan Pauly, Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences / Bielefeld University, Germany |
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| O1-7 | development and controlled release of antioxidant oil loaded in cashew gum nanocapsules. Kahynna Cavalcante Loureiro, Institute of Technology and Research, Brazil |
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| O2-1 | correct encapsulation strategies make a positive impact on drug performance and patients lives Sarah Barthold, Glatt Pharmaceutical Services, Germany |
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| O2-2 | entrapment of lutein nano-droplets within a novel ethanol-induced whey protein gel matrix Nahla Kreidly and Graciela Padua Wild, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA |
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| O2-3 | effects of pea protein content and drying temperature on the physicochemical properties of spray dried particles Cristhian Francisco, University of Campinas (Unicamp), Brazil |
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| O2-4 | novel coatings for improved attract-and-kill formulations containing metarhizium brunneum Katharina Hermann, Bielefeld University of applied Sciences, Germany |
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| O2-5 | encapsulation of the nematocide fluensulfone in a hydrocolloid matrix Amos Nussinovitch, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem , Israel |
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| O2-6 | microencapsulation of flavours in yeast cells using the concentrated powder form (cpf)-technology Cornelia Errenst, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany |
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| O2-7 | electrodripping analysis using a fast recording camera Ana Santos, Planta Piloto de Procesos Industriales y Microbiol, Argentina |
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| O3-1 | upscaling the continuous manufacturing of highly uniform droplets and microcapsules to industrially meaningful quantities Marijana Dragosavac, Loughborough University , U.K. |
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| O3-2 | soft microencapsulation by polymer cross-linking Denis Poncelet, EncapProcess, France |
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| O3-3 | the netmix technology, a novel approach to produce microcapsules in continuous mode Ana Catarina Moreira, LA LSRE-LCM/FEUP, Portugal |
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| O3-4 | photo-sensitive dextran-based nanoprecipitates as pickering emulsions stabilizers Valentin Maingret, CRPP / LCPO, France |
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| O3-5 | microencapsulation by complex coacervation of oil soluble vitamins Heidi Johnsen, SINTEF, Norway |
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