Prof. Dr. Paul Rösch
studied physics at the universities of Karlsruhe and Heidelberg before receiving his (…)
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Prof. Dr. Gertrud Morlock
Gertrud Morlock, born in 1966, studied Nutritional Science and graduated with a PhD i (…)
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Nadine I. Goldenstein
Nadine Goldenstein studied Marine Environmental Sciences at the University of Bremen, (…)
Prof. Dr. Andreas Schieber
Andreas Schieber, born in 1966, studied food chemistry at the University of Stuttgart (…)
Dr. Franziska S. Hanschen
Franziska S. Hanschen, born in 1985, has been research group leader at the Leibniz In (…)
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 (…)
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- Weighing in the US Pharmacopeia
- Drug substances in the drug product dossier
- Weighty matters for the European Pharmacopoeia
- Vitamin D in plants
- Food ingredients from sunflowers
- Dandelions as a new source of natural rubber
- How the Avogadro constant was measured for the last time
- The importance of traceability in laboratory medicine
- Quality assurance in medical laboratories
- Vital wheat gluten, a protein with potential
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