Iamfluidics Holding B.v.

Hy2care B.v.

Universiteit Twente

Tom Kamperman

Hermanus Bernardus Johannes Karperien

Claas Willem Visser

Detlef Lohse

Jeroen Christianus Hermanus Leijten

Pieter Jelle Dijkstra

Lisanne Paula Karbaat

Hermanus Bernadus Johannes Karperien

Bram Zoetebier

A production process and a related device comprises a formation process comprising: contacting a first liquid material and a second liquid material with each other at a contact point in a gas atmosphere, wherein at the contact point at least one of the first liquid material and the second liquid material is provided as a liquid jet propagating in a direction, to provide at the contact point a third jet of a coalesced third material propagating in a third direction.

Process and device for in-air production of single droplets, compound droplets, and shape-controlled (compound) particles or fibers

A production process comprises a formation process that includes: contacting a first liquid material and a second liquid material with each other at a contact point in a gas atmosphere, wherein at the contact point at least one of the first liquid material and the second liquid material is provided as a liquid jet propagating in a direction, to provide at the contact point a third jet of a coalesced third material propagating in a third direction. A production process device can perform the formation process.

A hydrogel particle that has an average cross-sectional diameter in the range from 1 micrometer (&#x3bc;m) to 1000 &#x3bc;m, wherein the particle includes a first polymer network with an average mesh size that allows diffusion of a molecule with an hydrodynamic radius of 1000 nanometer (nm) or less into the first polymer network and which particle includes one or more binding molecules that are immobilized by the polymer network. The hydrogel particle preferably has wherein the first polymer network has an average mesh size that prevents diffusion of a molecule with an average hydrodynamic radius of more than 1000 nm to diffuse into the first polymer network, preferably the mesh size prevents diffusion of a molecule with an average hydrodynamic radius of more than 100 nm, and preferably more than 5 nm. Methods for reducing the bioavailability of one or more soluble biological molecules in a biological system by using the described hydrogel particle.

Porous affinity hydrogel particles for reducing the bioavailability of selected biological molecules

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