DMF-新月直播app下载 development
Winner: 2021 Analytical Division Horizon Prize:
Sir George Stokes Award
For the development of Digital Microfluidics-Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (DMF-新月直播app下载) technology for enhanced chemical analysis.
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An international team of scientists from the University of Toronto, Bruker Switzerland and Eindhoven University is the winner of our Analytical Division Horizon Prize: Sir George Stokes Award.
The team’s work brings together Digital Microfluidics (DMF) technology – which uses electrodes that permit droplets to be moved, mixed, separated, dispensed, reacted, precipitated, cultured and bio-assayed under full automation – and 新月直播app下载 spectroscopy, a powerful tool to study molecular structure and interactions.
Combined, the technologies generate a platform with future potential that ranges from an automated discovery platform in synthetic chemistry to an automated ‘lab on a chip’ platform to understand the reactions of biosensors to challenges such as sub-lethal aquatic toxicity.
Read moreIt was so much fun working on this project, as it brought together scientists from a diversity of fields and across industry and academia. We all found it extremely rewarding, developing technology with potential applications across a range of disciplines, from chemical synthesis to medical diagnosis.