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NO BUG · Novel release system and Bio-based Utilities for insect repellent textiles and Garments

FP7Status: CLOSED15 October 200914 October 2013EU funding €3,055,400

In several applications of professional textiles and clothes mosquito repellency is an important issue. Two major problems arise: repellents currently in use are harmful, resistance to conventional repellents increases, and the lifetime of release systems is too short. Solving these two problems are the main goals of the NO BUG project. Novel biorepellents will be considered and evaluated as well as two release systems (multilayer coating and textile bioaggregates) in order to repel mosquitoes causing malaria or dengue. Novel release concepts are multilayer coatings and in situ release of the active compounds. Targeted prototypes are textiles for health workers and bed nets (mosquitoes). The project will study what are the best conditions of use of the biorepellents and how to integrate them in the textile products. Testing, exploitation and dissemination will be an active part of the work.

Consortium · 13 organisations

coordinator

UNIVERSITEIT GENT

BE · €889,418

participant

UTEXBEL NV

BE · €405,480

participant

BodyKnit v.o.f.

NL · €13,389

participant

PAUL BOYE TECHNOLOGIES

FR · €253,500

participant

CENTRE NATIONAL POUR LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE

MA · €64,001

participant

UNIVERSITATSKLINIKUM BONN

DE · €56,236

participant

HOL-TEX GMBH

DE · €195,000

participant

JEAN CLAUDE GNONLONFOUN

FR · €191,520

participant

BODY WEAR RUHAIPARI KFT

HU · €143,361

participant

Research Foundation in Tropical Diseases and Environment

CM · €94,500

participant

S.C Ro CHALLENGES S.R.L

RO · €40,000

participant

WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY

NL · €221,495

participant

DEVAN CHEMICALS NV

BE · €487,500

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