Guelph’s EnvisionSQ started with the goal of protecting people from the dangers of air pollution. Now, its newest offering could help protect people from COVID-19.
A Guelph company is teaming up with researchers at the University of Guelph to create a self-sanitizing surface spray that can kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. The technology is among the latest in Canada to get a government grant to combat COVID-19.
En Canadá, como en todo el mundo, la aparición del coronavirus implicó un desafío múltiple, sobre todo a la hora de adecuar la respuesta sanitaria ante un patógeno cuyas características siguen siendo un incógnita incluso para los expertos.
A surface coating that kills viruses upon contact, like the COVID-19-causing coronavirus, and that lasts for weeks is based on innovation developed by the University of Guelph and Guelph-based company EnvisionSQ.
In celebration of World IP Day, The Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC) have launched and awareness campaign promoting the value of IP and IP professionals to entrepreneurs, SMEs and business leaders. The campaign features a clean tech angle to coincide with […]
David Arminas explored climate change innovation on display at Highways UK in Birmingham, England
