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Extra protection with copper ions Pure vapour surrounds every individual fibre in the new HeiQ MetalliQ face mask. 5th May 2021 The patent-pending new HeiQ MetalliQ face mask has the ability to deactivate the Covid-19 virus in just five minutes. It contains an ultra-thin pure copper coating applied via a high-tech vapour deposition process, which converts a minute amount of copper into vapour, allowing it to be deposited evenly to surround each fibre. HeiQ MetalliX technology was created by Aus...

Share this article ZURICH, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Global leader in textile and materials innovation, HeiQ, launches HeiQ MetalliQ, a futuristic-looking, high-tech surgical mask that destroys all viruses and bacteria tested, up to 100% efficacy. HeiQ MetalliQ Type IIR surgical mask with an antiviral copper coated surface that deactivates 97.79% SARS-CoV-2 in five minutes. (image from HeiQ) HeiQ MetalliQ Type IIR surgical mask with an antiviral copper coated surface that deactivates 97.79%...

  Deakin Vice-Chancellor Professor Iain Martin was joined by Dr Alan Finkel AO, Special Adviser to the Federal Government on Low Emissions Technology, to turn the key on the industrial-scale Microgrid, the largest solar farm ever built on an Australian university campus. Professor Martin delivered an impassioned address, using American President John F Kennedys Rice University speech in 1962 as an inspiration, likening NASAs Apollo program to the scale of ambition required to achieve global ca...

Technology by Dave Cairns Premium Content Subscriber only A "game-changing" air disinfection unit that would kill COVID-19 and prevent the spread of airborne disease in offices is being developed in Geelong. A prototype of the unit which can be bolted into a buildings office heating, cooling and ventilation systems is set to be sent to the CSIRO for analysis and testing. Steve Atkinson from Scientific Investigations The unit is being developed by the C6 G...

A “game-changing” air disinfection unit that would kill COVID-19 and prevent the spread of airborne disease in offices is being developed in Geelong.

Technology by Dave Cairns Premium Content Subscriber only A "game-changing" air disinfection unit that would kill COVID-19 and prevent the spread of airborne disease in offices is being developed in Geelong. A prototype of the unit which can be bolted into a buildings office heating, cooling and ventilation systems is set to be sent to the CSIRO for analysis and testing. Steve Atkinson from Scientific Investigations The unit is being developed by the C6 G...

A “game-changing” air disinfection unit that would kill COVID-19 and prevent the spread of airborne disease in offices is being developed in Geelong.

A “game-changing” air disinfection unit that would kill COVID-19 and prevent the spread of airborne disease in offices is being developed in Geelong.

A “game-changing” air disinfection unit that would kill COVID-19 and prevent the spread of airborne disease in offices is being developed in Geelong.

Advertisement Silk sheets may evoke images of romance novels and princesses, but in recent times we’ve been sold the benefits of laying our heads on the fabric. Silk pillowcases, once considered cult products in beauty blogs, are now stocked in just about any store that sells bedding and beauty items, spruiked as a must-have for smoother skin, glossier hair and better sleep. And they’re generally not cheap, often costing close to $100 each. So do the claims stack up? The silk pillowca...