JPIAMR 13th Call Partner Search Tool

General Information

• Type: Partner looking for project
• Organisation: Enosan Laboratories
• Country: Spain (ES)

Research area

• Scientific area(s):
  1. Design, implement, evaluate, and compare innovative interventions to control the development and transmission of AMR
• One Health Setting:

  Human Health Animal Health Environment

• Keywords:

  Silver nanoparticles; Antibiotics substitution; Multi-resistance; Synergy

• Brief description of your expertise / expertise you are looking for:

  Enosan Laboratories were created in 2014 in order to develop, manufacture and commercialise different products containing silver deposited on various supports and which are capable of acting as bactericides and virucides in multiple applications. We are a Spanish company with highly qualified personnel in various fields of knowledge such as Oenology, Food Industry, Agriculture, Human Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and Chemistry. All these efforts have resulted in a patented system that makes it possible to deposit metallic silver in colloidal form on a large number of supports such as kaolin, sephiolite, filtering sands or even without support. This colloidal silver acts as a great bactericide. The replacement of antibiotics in livestock farming with our products is very important. In relation to this issue, we are working through a European project called Outbiotics. Outbiotics is a project of the European Programme for Territorial Cooperation POCTEFA 2014-20, which creates a cross-border cooperation network for the development of innovative technologies in the diagnosis, prevention and elimination of emerging pollutants (antibiotics) from the waters of the territory. Our specific objective is to replace antibiotics in livestock production with bactericidal nanomaterials. (http://outbiotics.unizar.es/)

• Brief description of your project / the project you would like to join:

  We are interested in being part of a project to bring to the market an alternative solution to the use of antibiotics, thus avoiding the problems of the emergence of multi-resistant strains that threaten the health of the world\'s population. We can propose three possible courses of action: the first is the total replacement of antibiotics with our products; the second is the reactivation of antibiotics thanks to the synergistic effect of silver; the third is the deposition of silver directly on the antibiotic itself.

Dra. Alba Ezquerra

• Organisation: Enosan Laboratories
• Position: R&D Manager
• E-mail: investigacion@laboratoriosenosan.com
• Phone: +34 876718815
• Web: www.laboratoriosenosan.es/