Männedorf, Switzerland, February 23, 2012 – In order to encourage loyal customers' creativity and creativity, Tecan has set up the Tecan "Inspection Instruments Award" competition since 2010. Last year's 2011 grand prize event received enthusiastic response from scientists around the world. After fierce competition, Dr. Svenja Kristina Holle of the University of Münster University Hospital (UHM) in Germany won the first prize in 2011. He and UHM's research team relied on the Infinite® 200 microplate reader used to develop an in vivo and The in vitro combined method was used to study the kinetics of organic cation transport in the renal proximal tubules. This innovative optical detection method is suitable for the detection of all biological products and transport systems that use fluorescent substrates for fresh separation.
At the same time, this annual award highlights some of the impressive and creative application highlights of Tecan inspection instruments. Michael Bunge from the Institute of Applied Microbiology at Giessen University, Germany, won the second prize. His main research achievement is the use of the Infinite M200 Multiplate reader to monitor the inhibition of metal nanoparticles against pathogenic bacteria in drinking water. The situation of growth. The third place was MarÃa Isabel Pividori from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) in Spain who used the SunriseTM plate reader to develop a new method for the detection of ergotin in gluten-free foods.
The 2011 awards provided Dr. Svenja Kristina Holle with a trip to Salzburg, the city of science and romance, as a reward and gave him free access to the Tecan inspection line headquarters (Grödig, Austria).
At the same time, this annual award highlights some of the impressive and creative application highlights of Tecan inspection instruments. Michael Bunge from the Institute of Applied Microbiology at Giessen University, Germany, won the second prize. His main research achievement is the use of the Infinite M200 Multiplate reader to monitor the inhibition of metal nanoparticles against pathogenic bacteria in drinking water. The situation of growth. The third place was MarÃa Isabel Pividori from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) in Spain who used the SunriseTM plate reader to develop a new method for the detection of ergotin in gluten-free foods.
The 2011 awards provided Dr. Svenja Kristina Holle with a trip to Salzburg, the city of science and romance, as a reward and gave him free access to the Tecan inspection line headquarters (Grödig, Austria).
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