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Biosenta Enters into Memorandum of Understanding with Dynamic Facility Services for TRUE™ Pilot Program
Biosenta Inc. has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Dynamic Facility Services Ltd. to conduct a pilot program for Biosenta’s TRUE™ disinfectant. The pilot will evaluate the operational viability of TRUE™ within Dynamic’s commercial cleaning operations. Upon successful completion, Dynamic may integrate the product into its supply chain, providing real-world operational feedback and a meaningful commercial opportunity for Biosenta in the professional cleaning mark
4 days ago4 min read


Secretary of State Randeep Sarai Visits University of Calgary to Learn About Biosenta's Tri-Filler™ Technology
Biosenta Inc. welcomed Secretary of State Randeep Sarai to the University of Calgary to highlight Canadian innovation and the research behind its proprietary Tri-Filler™ technology. During the tour, Secretary Sarai met with Biosenta CEO Am Gill and researchers to explore this advanced antimicrobial platform, designed to improve the durability of building materials. The visit underscores the value of industry, academia, and government partnerships in creating real-world soluti
Aug 173 min read


New University of Calgary antimicrobial additive outshines existing bacteria-ridding products
Developed by Biosenta Inc. and enhanced by University of Calgary researchers, "Tri-Filler" is a breakthrough antimicrobial additive that continuously reduces surface bacteria. Led by Dr. Maen Husein, researchers formulated Tri-Filler by entrapping calcium hydroxide in a calcium carbonate shell, which releases its antibacterial component over time. It is over 200 times more effective than calcium hydroxide alone and can be added to paint and concrete to create self-cleaning en
Aug 21 min read


University of Calgary researchers develop new antimicrobial agent to make high-touch surfaces safer
Researchers at the University of Calgary have developed a new antimicrobial agent that offers long-lasting protection for high-touch surfaces.
Jul 231 min read


UCalgary researchers develop new antimicrobial agent to make every-day surfaces safer
Find out how Tri-Filler nanostructures outperform a common antibacterial compound by 230 times, paving the way for long-term self-sanitizing surfaces in high-traffic areas.
Jul 231 min read
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