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Dipl. Ing. Sonja Jost
born in 1980, studied Industrial Engineering / Technical Chemistry at the Berlin Univ (…)
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Dr. Martin Senz
Martin Senz, born in 1982, received his diploma and subsequent master's degree in bio (…)
Stefanie Malchow
Stefanie Malchow, born in 1989, earned a bachelor’s and a master’s degree (M.Sc.) in (…)
Prof. Dr. Thomas Becker
Thomas Becker, born in 1965, studied Technology and Biotechnology of Food at the Tech (…)
Monika C. Wehrli
Monika Wehrli, born in 1994, graduated from the ETH Zurich with a major in food proce (…)
Dr. Christian Derntl
Christian Derntl, born in 1983, completed his diploma studies in microbiology and imm (…)
Dr. Isabel Muranyi
Isabel Muranyi, born in 1984, received her bachelor's degree in nutritional sciences (…)
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- Weighing in the US Pharmacopeia
- Analytical chemistry in the 19th century and today
- Drug substances in the drug product dossier
- How the Avogadro constant was measured for the last time
- Vitamin D in plants
- Vital wheat gluten, a protein with potential
- Quality assurance in medical laboratories
- The traceability of measurement results
- Weighty matters for the European Pharmacopoeia
- How GxP-regulated laboratories can use digitization as an opportunity
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Mercury in the environment
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Infrared visualization of sucrose in plants
Quantitative mapping of metabolite distribution has widespread applications in medici (…)
“Game over” for the Paris kilogram
For about 200 years, any mass given in kilograms, grams and micrograms referred to a (…)
Lipidomics – a new kid on the “OMICS” block
Progress in research is – to a large extent – driven by technological and analytical (…)
From Weight to Volume
Regular testing is essential to ensure that pipettes work accurately and precisely. H (…)
Vibrational spectroscopy - Label-free imaging
Spectroscopic methods are now granting us deep insights into biological systems at pr (…)
Keeping the Workflow in Focus
There has been much discussion surrounding the benefits of gravimetric sample prepara (…)
A fast route to automated powerful data
The advent of accessible, easy-to-use high-content screening systems has brought many (…)
Modular biofactories at the cellular level
Despite his love for complex molecular architectures, this „dyed-in-the-wool“ bio-org (…)
Confidence
The laboratory Davioud specializes in powder technology. Within less than 10 years it (…)
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