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Creaflow announces collaboration with Professor David Cantillo
03/03/2025 - 11:38
We are delighted to share that Creaflow is embarking on an exciting collaboration with Professor David Cantillo, a distinguished researcher in the field of flow chemistry.
David recently transitioned from the University of Graz, recognized as a key hub for flow chemistry, to The University of Queensland, where he is establishing his own research group. As part of this collaboration, David will be utilizing our FAVO™ 5 Flow Reactor to advance research in electrochemical processes — an area with immense potential for innovation in sustainable and efficient chemical synthesis.
This partnership represents a unique opportunity to bridge cutting-edge research with state-of-the-art flow technology. We eagerly anticipate the discoveries and breakthroughs that will emerge from this collaboration!
Learn more about Professor David Cantillo: UQ Profile
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