Medical transporter developed at University of Malta reaches first active prototype
In the midst of the pandemic, a team of Maltese engineers were inspired to apply their engineering skills to join the frontier against the COVID-19 pandemic
UM researchers developed medical transporter reaches first active prototype
In the midst of the pandemic, a team of Maltese engineers were inspired to apply their engineering skills to join the frontier against the COVID-19 pandemic. Many vaccines have to be kept cool until administration to preserve their effectiveness, prompting the team to go the extra mile to apply proprietary, locally developed technology to tackle […]
Maltese Engineers file innovative patents in cooling technologies
A local team of engineers based at the University of Malta have successfully concluded the process of filing patents to protect leading-edge inventions powering the R&I initiative dubbed ICECAP.
Inginiera Maltin joholqu sistema biex it-tilqima tkun tista’ tingarr ahjar
Fi ftit żmien ieħor sistema ġdida li kienet żviluppata minn riċerkaturi Maltin ser ittejjeb il-kwalità tal-ħajja fuq livell internazzjonali.
Maltese Engineers showcase development of cooling technology
A team of engineers from the University of Malta showcased their latest research developments during a visit at New Energy Ltd. by Minister for Research, Innovation and the Co-Ordination of Post-COVID-19 Strategy, Hon. Dr Owen Bonnici.
Arriva da Malta il “congelatore” per il trasporto sicuro dei vaccini
Un team di ricercatori maltesi sta lavorando a una tecnologia innovativa chiamata ICECAP per vincere una delle sfide più ambiziose legate al vaccino anti-Covid: la catena del freddo. Il tema è di fondamentale importanza in vista della somministrazione di massa annunciata per il prossimo anno, e riguarda la corretta conservazione del vaccino dal suo inserimento…
Maltese researchers to apply innovative cooling technology for vaccine transport
A group of Maltese researchers has adapted innovative cooling technology it was working on earlier this year, for use in the transportation of Covid-19 vaccines.