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A University of Calgary research team, partnered with Biosenta Inc., has developed a method to transform limestone into a long-lasting antimicrobial nanoparticle. This new "shell and core" technology has a durable active ingredient, calcium hydroxide, and has been proven effective against various harmful pathogens. Potential applications include enhancing concrete, paint for healthcare settings, and coatings for food packaging and high-touch surfaces.

Kris Hans shares how Biosenta is tackling the antimicrobial health crisis at the source, and why this work matters now more than ever.

Biosenta Inc. Achieves Major Breakthroughs in Bench Scale Production and Innovative Input Viability.

Biosenta announces significant advancements at its state-of-the-art bench scale production facility.

Biosenta has been making the innovative strides in the realm of antimicrobial biotechnology.