30. April 2019

Adlershof Journal May/June 2019

Getting to the inside of things: The endless possibilities of analytical methods

Help for asthma patients: Diagnoses by lasers //
Light impulses for isotopes: Conclusive proof of product origin //
Smart forestry: About rangers and woodpile scanners //

Adlershof Journal Cover

Digital Analytical Sciences: What makes them indispensable
Essay by Professor Ulrich Panne, president of the BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, and speaker of the IGAFA Joint Initiative of Non-University Research Institutes in Adlershof.
New head of the Centre for Biotechnology and the Environment
In conversation with Axel Gutzmer, WISTA Management GmbH
The Lightwave Researcher
Zsuzsanna Heiner, a physicist at the HU Graduate School SALSA, excites molecules by shooting them with lasers
The Health Profilers
Berlin and Brandenburg’s state laboratory, Landeslabor Berlin-Brandenburg (LLBB), is strengthening Adlershof’s analytics know-how with 380 additional employees
Old Hands of the Analytical Sciences in Adlershof
Eurofins SOFIA and ACI Analytical Control Instruments show that tradition and innovation are by no means mutually exclusive
Master of Layers
Surflay Nanotec develops nanometre-thin coatings that serve as biosensors and contribute to keeping Berlin’s water clean
Non-Invasive Laser Cancer Diagnosis
Experts from the Ferdinand-Braun-Institute use Raman spectroscopy to help asthma patients
Light Nudges for Isotopes
BAM research provides conclusive proof of origin from strawberries to poison gas, which could soon put a stop to counterfeiters and war criminals
A Night of Discoveries
The Long Night of the Sciences is back on 15 June 2019
Forest Rangers and Woodpile Scanners: About smart forestry
Adlershof start-up VINS 3D develops digital scanners for measurement and inventory