As leading contract research organization we provide research and development services to our customers and partners from industry, other research organizations and universities for more than 30 years. Transferring requirements into workable and customer friendly solutions we secure a competitive edge and head start in innovation. Based on our profound experience in microsystem technology we accept challenges others don’t due to a lack of knowledge/experience or interest.
With our project work we contribute to the Fraunhofer Strategic Research Fields of Hydrogen Technologies, Resource Efficiency and Climate Technologies, Digital Healthcare and Bioeconomy.
The use of rapid nucleic acid analysis for the detection of circulating nucleic acids can also provide information about a patient's condition. To ensure fast analysis, the combination of automation and rapid test platforms for nucleic acid and a wide range of applications is offered. In particular, the use of microfluidic systems enables low-cost on-demand testing with minimal sample preparation and fast, precise analysis.
FlowDLS: Real-time precision in nanoparticle analysis
With flowDLS, Fraunhofer IMM has developed a system based on dynamic light scattering (DLS) that measures particle sizes in real time. What makes flowDLS special?
Read more in our Newsletter "FlowDLS: Real-time precision in nanoparticle analysis".
At CPHI we will be showcasing selected developments from our Divisions Chemistry. The focus is on our topics flow chemistry and sustainable chemical syntheses.
HTE World is a solutions-oriented forum to discuss the development of new technologies to bring hydrogen into the mainstream for stationary and mobile applications.
A minimally Invasive Solution for Quick and Easy Determination of Blood Potassium Levels
In collaboration with French start-up Ki'tech, researchers at the IMM want to revolutionize patient monitoring with a minimally invasive solution that measures biomarkers, including potassium, in the subcutaneous interstitial fluid.
Indoor Air Under Scrutiny: Fraunhofer IMM Develops New Approaches for Emission Testing
In the EU-funded project MetrIAQ, IMM collaborated with partners to develop novel microcapsules as reference materials for quality assurance in emission testing for the health evaluation of building products.
Ammonia has been traditionally known for fertilizer production. In the future, it could also play a key role in the Energy Transition as an efficient source of hydrogen and a climate-friendly substitute for fossil fuels since it can be produced from nitrogen and hydrogen with zero carbon emissions.
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