Examples of using Nanotechnology-based in English and their translations into German
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The safety of nanotechnology-based and biotechnology-based products;
Protein nanobiochip(NBC) is a device that combines nanotechnology-based biochips and microarrays.
Nanotechnology-based coatings can improve the bioactivity and biocompatibility of implants.
It is not nanotechnology as such where regulatory aspects should be considered butrather nanotechnology-based products.
CMOS and nanotechnology-based sensors and devices, autonomous sensor networks and sensor-based systems.
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Integrating societal, environmental and health considerations into the RD process andassessment of potential risks throughout the life cycle of nanotechnology-based products;
Many nanotechnology-based consumer end products have already conquered many markets, including various textile applications.
Two representative examples of the new technology are the nanotechnology-based tunnel that replaces the bridge and the ad hoc community built on the damaged bridge.
Several nanotechnology-based products have been marketed including: medical products(e.g. bandages, heart valves, etc); electronic components; scratch-free paint; sports equipment; wrinkle and stain resistant fabrics; and sun creams.
The electrooptical holding Shvabe(which is a subsidiary of the Rostec State Corporation)demonstrated unique nanotechnology-based implants at the exhibition"Medicine- today and tomorrow.
The development of nanotechnology-based remediation methods(e.g. photo-catalytic techniques) can repair and clean-up environmental damage and pollution(e.g. oil in water or soil);
Address any potential public health, safety, environmental and consumer risks upfront by generating the data needed for risk assessment,integrating risk assessment into every step of the life cycle of nanotechnology-based products, and adapting existing methodologies and, as necessary, developing novel ones;
Food, water and environmental research can advance via nanotechnology-based developments including tools to detect and neutralise the presence of micro organisms or pesticides.
Address any potential public health, safety, environmental and consumer risks upfront by generating the data needed for risk assessment,integrating risk assessment into every step of the life cycle of nanotechnology-based products, and adapting existing methodologies and, as necessary, developing new ones;
Employing an award-winning nanotechnology-based approach to sequencing, the system is the first product to emerge from a strategic alliance formed in 2005 between Roche and the technology's US-based inventor, 454 Life Sciences.
The general aim is to support the scientific assessment of the potential health,safety and environmental risks associated with nanotechnology-based materials and products, at the earliest possible stage, to close knowledge gaps and provide a basis for meeting regulatory requirements.
MagForce's NanoTherm therapy provides a novel, nanotechnology-based approach for the treatment of solid tumors by introducing magnetic nanoparticles either directly into the tumor or into the resection cavity wall. These particles are subsequently heated by an alternating magnetic field that allows targeted treatment by irreparably destroying, or weakening, cancer cells making them more sensitive to concomitant radiotherapy or chemotherapy.
In R& D, cooperation appears particularly promising in nanosciences and nanomaterials, as well as in selected targeted fields, such as nanoparticle safety,or actions paving the way to a level playing field for nanotechnology-based products in the globalised market e.g. pre-normative research.
A workshop on the life cycle assessment of nanotechnology-based products was jointly organised by the Commission, the US Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) and the Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars in October 2006.20.
Topics in the first call for proposals of FP7 include easy-to-use portable devices; the impact of engineered nanoparticles on health and the environment with a critical review of the data; a commented database on nanoparticle impact;coordination in studying the impact of nanotechnology-based materials and products; and alternative strategies for the toxicological assessment of nanoparticles used in medical diagnostics.
Nanotex, a Crypton Company and fabric innovator providing nanotechnology-based textile enhancements to the apparel and home markets, and Cotton Incorporated, the research and promotion company of U.S. cotton producers, announced Nanotex DRY INSIDE technology for cotton apparel.
