This Zahnd After successfully defending his Bachelor-Thesis “Modeling-Based Approach Towards Quality by Design for a Telescoped Process” at the university of applied sciences FHNW-HLS (Project partner Siegfried AG), This joined us on September 19th 2022, strengthening the teams expertise in process development. Together with Benedikt Brönnimann he will work on the Innosuisseproject “Novel model-based safety concept for hazardous continuous processes“…
Best Poster Award Ajmal Roshan attended the Swiss Nanoscience Institute annual meeting held in Lenzerheide and presented his work on self-assembled metal-organic networks as a poster securing the Best Poster Award. Congratulations Ajmal!…
During the annual meeting of the Swiss Society of Toxicology in Basel, November 2021, the poster entitled “Investigation of the interplay between oxidative stress and antioxidant defense in 3-dimensional primary human liver microtissues” prepared by Joelle Hofer and presented by Fabrice Müller was awarded a poster prize. At the same…
Dr. Abhijna Das After successfully defending her PhD-Thesis ““Controlling Phase Transitions in Langmuir Polymer Films” at the University of Freiburg (Germany) , Abhijna joined us on April 1st 2021, strengthening the teams expertise in material sciences.
In vitro models for liver disease suffer from the lack of well-established and sensitive biomarkers of cellular damage. MicroRNAs (miRNAs; small noncoding RNAs) represent potential biomarkers for the detection of drug-induced liver injury in vivo and in vitro. Altered physiological state caused by disease or tissue damage results in altered release of exosomal- or protein-bound miRNAs, detectable in body fluids and cell culture media...
Integrated cascades of processes for the extraction and valorisation of proteins and bioactive molecules from legumes, fungi and coffee agro-industrial side streams. Under this title, PROLIFIC applies new, innovative, technological and industrial solutions to transform agro-industrial residues into higher value products....
In FuturEnzyme, a multi-disciplinary and multi-actor consortium of 16 leading academic and industrial partners will develop technologies of the FUTURe for low-cost ENZYMEs for environment-friendly products. The high-tech enzyme development platform will use big biodata mining of both public and internal databases and bio-resources, and disruptive machine learning, activity-based bioprospecting, protein engineering, nano-biotechnology, upscale fermentation, and downstream processing systems...