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FP7 Project ASMENA GA meeting in Budapest, Hungary
We were pleased to organize the GA meeting of ASMENA (Functional assays for membrane protein on nanostructured supports) in Budapest, Hungary on May 7 through May 8. The event was a great success in deepening the scientific collaboration between the partners.In this project, Mi… Continue
Posted by OWLS Sensors on May 10, 2009 at 4:30pm
Label-Free Immunosensor for Aflatoxin B1
Aflatoxins are toxic metabolites produced by Aspergillus species (mainly A. Flavus, A. parasiticus, and A. nomius) and can be present in a wide range of food and feed commodities. Because of the persistence of Aflatoxins in the food chain, exposure to the compound is a potential human health hazard. This has prompted adoption of regulatory limits in several countries which, in turn, implies the development of suitable validated and official analytical methods and rapid screening… Continue
Posted by OWLS Sensors on May 2, 2009 at 10:24am
Quantification of Cell Adhesivity with the OWLS Biosensor System
The molecular interactions and cell-biological mechanisms behind the adhesive behavior of a cell are not properly understood. In the last decades, the development of bio-protheses and the hope for elaboration of successful cell replacement therapies accelerated the search for appropriate scaffold materials and conditions which may help to keep cells alive and functioning on artificial surfaces. For understanding some crucial steps of cell-attachment, the initial phases of attachm… Continue
Posted by OWLS Sensors on May 2, 2009 at 10:15am
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Biosensor for detection short-chain carboxylic acids
Iam Dentist and lecture in faculty of Dentistry . Interest to reasearch with topics : Biosensor for detection short-chain carboxylic acids (SCCA) in Crevicular Gingival Fluid. I Hope, please send t...
Started by Burhanuddin Pasiga in R&D news and press releases Jun 24.
Looking for job in the near future 1 Reply
Hi, my name is Matt, and I am a graduate student at the University of Oklahoma. I am working on developing new ferrocene-based polymer materials for glucose biosensors and biofuel cells. I will be ...
Started by Matt M in Resumes and job seekers. Last reply by M. Zourob Jun 22.
CMOS Biosensor Market Assessment
My name is Jason Pittman and I am a student at the University of Texas in the Technology Commercialization graduate program through the IC2 Institute. UT has developed a CMOS fabrication process fo...
Started by Jason pittman in General Q&A May 29.
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Welcome to the Biosensor Forum: This site is a platform for researchers, institutions, vendors and service providers in the life science industry and academia to connect with each other and to start discussions about research projects, events, technologies and products. In that sense, the Biosensor Forum is a social network for the life science industry, where everything goes as long as it relates to the core objective of providing an open platform for dis… Continue
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