Ponti & Partners, S.L.P

Bathtub comprising a self-supporting bathtub body (1) including a body bottom wall (2) with a drain hole (3) for receiving and draining water, and a plurality of lighting sources (7) configured and arranged to illuminate the body bottom wall (2), wherein at least a portion of said body bottom wall (2) is made from translucent material. It is characterized by the fact that the self-supporting bathtub body (1) includes a housing (4) beneath the body bottom wall (2), wherein a lighting panel (5) is positioned and fixed inside said housing (4) for said plurality of lighting sources (7) emit light beams oriented towards the body bottom wall (2). Fig.1.

The present invention relates to a method for the measurement of the rates of ion exchange and diffusion of an ionic conducting material or mixed ionic-electronic conducting material. The present invention shows that it is possible to apply isotopic exchange Raman spectroscopy (IERS) to study the ionic motion of an ion conductor or mixed ionic electronic conductor regardless of the presence of a Raman active mode related with the ion of interest.

The present invention relates to a storing box (1) for storing items comprising a bottom (2), two opposite side walls (3), a front wall (4), a rear wall (5) and a lid (6), said lid (6) including at least one lid side flap (61) arranged on the lid (6), the box (1) comprising;- a safety lid closure for preventing the lid (6) from being opened, includes;∘ at least one lid closure step (71) configured and arranged on an inner surface (31)∘ at least one lid closure tab (72) configured and arranged on the at least one lid flap (61) for being retained by the at least one lid closure step (71) when the lid (6) is in a closed position, and- a safety lid opening including releasing means (8).The present invention also relates to a method for opening said storing box.

The present invention relates to a peptide or peptide cocktail and its use in the prevention and/or treatment of an oral inflammatory disease induced by oral pathogenic bacteria or any systemic disease which is negatively affected by said pathogenic bacteria.

The present invention relates to diamine oxidase (DAO) for use in the treatment of infertility.

The present invention relates to a universal modular structure formed by various elements of identical or similar configuration that are coupled together to form a scalable structure assembly according to the design requirements. The modular structure is configured from closed section tubular profiles, with their hollow and accessible interior having multiple fastening holes and coupling and/or through holes, standardised and compatible with the fastening and joining elements between tubular profiles of the same universal modular structure. The invention also relates to working structures comprising universal modular structures as above for forming an assembly with functional applications for support of devices, tools, equipment or the like.

The present invention relates to a modular positioning system for tools or the like, which allows the fixing, positioning and orientation in space of said tools or the like to ensure their correct location and orientation in the performance of their function. This modular system comprises positioning parts with at least two degrees of freedom of adjustment of the position of the tool, and it can also comprise one or more auxiliary connection parts to the reference structure, allowing up to six degrees of freedom of adjustment and thus achieving the application of tightening forces perpendicular to parts to be clamped. All this creating a flexible, modular, self-assembling and recoverable system, without the need for the specific creation of elements that, outside the specific application, have no way of being reused.

The present disclosure relates to a device for collecting gastrointestinal fluids/particles or samples. The present disclosure also relates to a process of collecting gastrointestinal fluids/particles or samples by the ingestible device. The ingestible device of the present disclosure is designed to non-invasively collect gastrointestinal particles, including biomolecules and components of the residing gut microbiome, with precise spatial resolution along the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Upon deployment, the device's design and/or actuation mechanism facilitates the capture of gastrointestinal fluids and associated particles within those fluids. These samples are securely stored within the device until its natural egestion, after which the collected material can be subjected to further bio/chemical analyses.

The present invention relates to an audio-visual equipment for an operating room, comprising a cabinet comprising: - an enclosure (2) for housing electrical and electronic components, the enclosure (2) having a front opening (2a), and - a front door (1) hinged to the enclosure (2) to, when in a closed position, close the front opening (2a) in a water- and dust-proof sealing manner. The audio-visual equipment further comprises a ventilation system comprising vent holes (V1, V2) defined in a back face and/or side face of the enclosure (2) and is configured and arranged for cooling the electrical and electronic components by air convection through said vent holes (V1, V2), without forced ventilation.

The present invention relates to an autothermal catalytic reactor for the conversion of the CO<2>, contained in biogas, and hydrogen, which are in a molar fraction H<2>:CO<2> between 3.5 and 4.5, into renewable natural gas with a composition comprising more than 90% (v/v) CH<4>. The present invention also relates to a process for said conversion, wherein said process involves using the autothermal catalytic reactor.