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Bionorica Ag

Phynexus, Inc.

Diacoating Gmbh

Christian Wolfgang Huck

Douglas T Gjerde

Günther Bonn

Michael A Popp

Guenther Bonn

Rania Bakry

Matthias Rainer

Mathias Rainer

Günther Stecher

Doris Steinmüller-Nethl

Detlef Steinmüller

Frank Rudolf Kloss

Robert Gassner

Muhammed Najam-Ul-Haq

Gunther Stecher

Alexander Bonn

Bernhard Maerk

Harald Sonderegger

Isabel Feuerstein

Guenther Stecher

Wolfgang Guggenbichler

A base body contains a substrate that is at least partially coated with a carbon-containing layer. The carbon-containing layer is at least partially functionalized with a molecule that is bound directly or via at least one linker or functional group to the carbon-containing layer. The base body, which has a functionalized carbon-containing surface, is capable of influencing biological processes during a corresponding functionalization.

Biological surfaces

The invention provides, inter alia, capillary extraction devices, and methods of making and using the same.

Open channel solid phase extraction systems and methods

The present invention relates to a pipette tip which is fitted with a porous organic monolith which is doped with active particles. Due to a unique polymerization method, the extraction tips stay highly permeable which allows sample to pass through the monolithic bed. The extraction tip represents an ideal tool for solid phase extraction, especially for desalting, isolating and purifying biomolecules such as peptides and proteins.

Pipette tip containing particle-filled polymer monolith

The invention provides methods and apparatus for automated sample preparation for MALDI-TOF MS using columns in combination with a liquid handling system. The samples are typically biological such as serum or urine. The columns typically include a bed of media positioned within a modified pipette tip. In some embodiments, the invention provides methods for storing the prepared samples.

Method and device for preparing an analyte for analysis by mass spectrometry

A method is provided for characterizing a scientific material, such as a silicate material, a polymer material and/or nanomaterial. The method can include the steps of irradiating a measuring light of a predetermined wavelength range into material specimens, recording the measuring light reflected and/or reemitted by the material specimens, determining a ratio depending on the wave lengths of irradiated to detected measuring light (spectrum), and numerical-mathematical processing of spectral data of single material specimens for determining the characteristic features of the material specimens.

Method for classifying scientific materials such as silicate materials, polymer materials and/or nanomaterials

A method for classifying beverages of natural origin, such as wine or coffee. Classification is carried out by means of NIR spectroscopy and corresponding numerical-mathematical conditioning of the spectral data of the individual beverage samples, wherein respective obtained spectra are then correlated with a predetermined beverage, class. By means of the method of the invention it is possible to classify wines by sort of wine, growing regions, grape, vine, vintage, kind of material or wood of the wine cask used, and varying degree of maturity of the wine, and by other chemical parameters. Coffee, for example, may be classified by coffee sort, country of origin, coffee growing region, roasting method and defined chemical parameters, e.g., caffeine content, or chlorogenic acid content.

Method for classifying wine and coffee

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Innsbruck, Austria

Christian Wolfgang Huck