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where the progress of the project work was discussed and the plans for future experiments and publications. This secondment represents the continuation of the close and long-term collaboration on drug delivery systems between two institutions.

Dr. Nebojša Pavlović (from UNS) performed his one-month secondment at the Curtin University, Australia, in the framework of the SALSETH project. The weekly meetings were organized by Prof. Hani Al-Salami at Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute (CHIRI)

Two researchers from the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (WUST), Poland, Dr Wojciech Kubicki and Tymon Janisz, performed their secondments at the University of Malaya (UM), Malaysia. They investigated microfluidic chips on CD for salivary diagnostics.

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It is a great privilege of us to share with you information that Prof Dr Fatimah Ibrahim, from the University of Malaya, Malaysia, a member of SALSETH project consortium, has been invited to present her experience with MSCA RISE project!

We worked together, we learnt from each other, we exchanged the knowledge and we defined the steps in our future collaboration.

The University of Novi Sad SALSETH project team members have been extremely pleased and honoured having the opportunity to be a host institution of 2-months secondment (from 20.07.2022 to 20.09.2022) of Prof. Ir. Dr. Fatimah Ibrahim, from the University of Malaya, Malaysia.

Results of the SALSETH project were presented at one of the leading international trade fairs for embedded systems. Fair visitors have the opportunity to see four prototypes for innovative microfluidic chips for intraoral appliances. 21 - 23 June 2022, Nuremberg / Germany

Zeljko Popovic (UNS) presented recent achievements of the project to students of the Faculty of Technical Sciences. The students of the second study year had opportunities to see the SALSETH project outcomes in the field of microfluidic chips and innovative intraoral appliances.

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This article describes an innovative approach of the SALSETH team in developing sensors that could be used in the dentist or a doctor’s office or even a patient’s home. The article can be seen at the following link: ec.europa.eu/research-and-i…

Achievements in the framework of the SALSETH project were presented on the 64th International Technical Fair 2022, held in Belgrade, Serbia. SALSETH team innovative results in the field of microfluidic delivery systems for oral cavity were presented by Zeljko Popovic

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