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that it can predict the heating and emission values of a waste batch based on images. In the final step, concepts will be developed to optimize the existing firing rate control in the MKK using the predicted
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Tuna Defrosting © EFRE EU © EFRE EU © EFRE Defrosting is one of the most critical steps in the logistics and processing chain of tuna. A sensor system will enable optimal defrosting by thawing the fish
devices IMSAS has a multitude of measuring instruments and stations: Film-Thickness Measurement Tools Step Height Prober Surface Profiler 3D Measurement System Gauge for film stress 4-Point Resistivity Prober
have to be detached from the chip without damaging them. LifeChip shall enable implementation of all steps of cell cultivation with minimal effort. Contact Prof. Dr.-Ing. M. Vellekoop IMSAS , NW1 , Room O2140
floor, but have patience: the elevator is rather slow... © Universität Bremen, Udo A. Ernst 7 When you step outside, turn to your left and cross the hallway. © Universität Bremen, Udo A. Ernst 8 Do not stop
Bremen/ Biophysik Protein Purification and Sequencing The purification of proteins is a fundamental step prior to almost every experiment in our lab. A major part of the research of biologists in our lab
temperatures in order to study the nucleation process in detail. For the characterization of the growth steps various techniques will be applied, such as scanning microscopy (AFM/STM), low energy electron diffraction
The groundbreaking feature of S-MBE is that it converts the complex 2-step kinetics observed for III-O materials into simple and 1-step surface kinetics. Thus, S-MBE allows the growth of III-O materials with
and change of oxidation state with CO2 and H2 The production of methanol as a fuel is an important step towards reducing CO2. A particularly active catalyst of methanol is cerium oxide on Cu(111). Cerium
scaffolds can be achieved by a surface modification of the underlying substrate and a crosslinking step (Stapelfeldt et al., Biofabrication 11, 2019). © Universität Bremen/Biophysik, AG Brüggemann Macroscopic
