Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Cientificas

Institucio Catalana De Recerca I Estudis Avancats

Fundacio Institut De Bioenginyeria De Catalunya

Universiteit Twente

Acondicionamiento Tarrasense

Novelic Doo Beograd-novi Beograd (novelic)

Javier Ramón Azcón

Veselin Branković

Veljko Mihajlović

Darko Tasovac

Natalia Abramova

María Pilar Marco Colas

Ángel Merlos Domingo

Carlos Domínguez Horna

Francisco José Sánchez Baeza

Andrei Bratov Nikiforov

Andrey Ipatov

Andrei Bratov

Francisco José Sanchez Baeza

Marko Parausić

Maria Alejandra Ortega Machuca

Irene Marco Rius

Marc Azagra Rodríguez

Jose Yeste Lozano

Alba Herrero Gómez

Michiel De Goede

Gregory Kozyreff

Meindert Dijkstra

Johann Toudert

Lantian Chang

Sonia M Garcia Blanco

Nirmalendu Acharyya

Laura Padilla GARCÍA

Raquel Obregón Núñez

Elena Martínez Fraiz

The disclosure relates to a system and a method of analysing a physiological condition in an analyte. In particular, the disclosure pertains to systems, components of such systems, and methods of analysing a physiological condition in an analyte using hyperpolarization (HP) and magnetic resonance (MR) techniques.

System and method for NMR analysis of a physiological condition in an analyte

The invention discloses a system for the simultaneous detection and/or quantification of various analytes in a sample or for the simultaneous detection and/or quantification of an analyte in various samples, comprising: a multi-electrode chip () comprising an array of microelectrodes (); a single-duct cell (), comprising a groove () which accommodates the multi-electrode chip () and a duct () through which a fluid sample can sequentially flow through each of the microelectrodes () of a multi-electrode chip () when the latter is inserted into the groove (); and a multi-duct cell (), comprising a groove () housing the multi-electrode chip () and several independent ducts () through which several samples can pass independently through each electrode () of the multi-electrode chip ().

Multi-analyte system and method based on impedimetric measurements

A highly sensitive impedimetric sensor in which the highly conductive electrodes are separated by a barrier of insulating material is disclosed. The sensor is used to determine directly the presence of analytes in a biological sample of human, veterinary or environmental origin.

Impedimetric sensor and applications thereof

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Javier Ramón Azcón