Düsseldorf, Germany / November 17, 2025 - November 20, 2025
Medica 2025
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Hall 10 Booth D22
Link to the exhibitor profile of Fraunhofer IMM on the trade fair portal
Hall 10 Booth D22
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.
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Individuals with chronic kidney disease and heart failure often suffer from hyperkalemia, which necessitates regular monitoring of potassium levels to prevent life-threatening complications.
A new minimally invasive solution has been developed at Fraunhofer IMM in collaboration with the French start-up Ki'tech, enabling the measurement of potassium levels in subcutaneous interstitial fluid, allowing for real-time monitoring.
The specific detection of proteins is of great importance in both analytics and diagnostics and is used as a standard procedure in research. Traditionally, however, detection by enzyme-linked immunoassay requires a great deal of time and manual handling. To overcome these challenges, Fraunhofer IMM is developing a microfluidic system for the automated detection of proteins using chemiluminescence immunoassay (CLIA). This innovative method enables fast and efficient reading of the reaction, thereby improving efficiency in protein analysis.
The Single Cell Technologies Center (LZ-EZT) is an innovative network specializing in the challenges of isolating and analyzing single cells. Precise single cell analysis and cell culture models are essential in modern diagnostics. LZ-EZT combines expertise in microfluidics, engineering, and automation to address the specific needs of the healthcare industry. The LZ-EZT promotes collaboration between science and industry in the Rhine-Main/Rhine-Neckar region and provides access to highly qualified specialists and the latest technologies for personalized medicine.