Supercapacitors
Crosslink’s supercapacitors program is entering an exciting time in producing prototypes that are safer than supercapacitors currently on the market, and they also have higher storage energy and faster charging times. These performance advantages─coupled with a continuing effort to reduce the volume and weight of the supercapacitor ─create a very promising commercial potential.
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Composite Sensors
Crosslink currently is engaged in innovative research to develop a real-time, lightweight structural health monitoring (SHM) and repair system for composite structures. SHM is a process of implementing a damage sensing strategy that is expected to prevent catastrophic failure of aircraft composite structures by predicting the onset of partial or complete failure.
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Controlled Drug Release
Crosslink, together with its partners at the Center for Biomedical and Life Sciences at Missouri State University, is working to develop new drug delivery technology which holds the potential to transform conventional methods
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Crosslink Awarded $5.25 Million Military Contract to Develop an Innovative Controlled Drug Release Delivery System
August 8, 2010 – ST. LOUIS – Through this program, Crosslink and its partners at the Center for Biomedical and Life Sciences at Missouri State University, Springfield, Mo., plan to develop a prototype controlled drug release (CDR) delivery system which holds the potential to transform conventional methods of CDR utilizing biocompatible electroactive polymers (EAPs). The impetus of the program is to fill an unmet need for improved pain and infection control therapeutics for wounds resulting from battle-related injuries.
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Joint Development Agreement Announced
Crosslink Announces Joint Development Agreement with
Hentzen Coatings, Inc. and Wayne Pigment Corporation
April 8, 2010 – ST. LOUIS – Crosslink, a leader in electroactive polymer materials, is pleased to announce a joint development agreement with Hentzen Coatings, Inc., the world’s largest supplier of coatings to the U.S. Army, and Wayne Pigment Corporation, the largest domestic supplier of corrosion inhibitor pigments. The agreement formalizes plans for the companies to commercialize environmentally safe and worker friendly corrosion inhibition coatings for military and industrial applications.
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