Factsheets are powerful tools that encapsulate essential project information, aiding in effective communication and transparency.
NanoPAT has created four factsheets summarising key features, benefits and applications of the main developments of the project

Visit of UP, PDWA and ZHAW at ARKEMA

Visit of UP, PDWA and ZHAW at ARKEMA

An article on PDW Spectroscopy has been published by Anika Krause, Marvin Münzberg (University of Potsdam / innoFSPEC), and their colleagues from TU Berlin (Björn Gutschmann, Sebastian Riedel) and PDW Analytics (Roland Hass).

An article on PDW Spectroscopy has been published by Anika Krause, Marvin Münzberg (University of Potsdam / innoFSPEC), and their colleagues from TU Berlin (Björn Gutschmann, Sebastian Riedel) and PDW Analytics (Roland Hass).

In the June and August 2023 editions of the Wiley Analytical Science Magazine „GIT Labor-Fachzeitschrift“, there were 2 articles of our colleagues from MUG and BRAVE (in German and English respectively) summarising the principle of operation of OF2i for the characterisation of nanoparticles in real-time.

An article on PDW Spectroscopy has been published by Anika Krause, Marvin Münzberg (University of Potsdam / innoFSPEC), and their colleagues from TU Berlin (Björn Gutschmann, Sebastian Riedel) and PDW Analytics (Roland Hass).

NanoPAT had the opportunity on 12 July 2023, to present the progress made to our funding agency, the EC, and our external evaluator John Parthenios. During the presentations, we discussed the developments achieved during the last 18 months (second reporting period) and outlined our upcoming plans.
A big thank to PO and Evaluator for their valuable suggestions and their support in encouraging our continued progress!

On 26-27 January 2022, the whole Consortium met in San Sebastian (Spain) for getting up-to-date with the developments and achievements during the last months.
It was a great get-together with lots of very fruitful discussions that set the basis for the upcoming months!

During our stay in San Sebastian, we were able to visit UPV/EHU labs, being able to see how our PATs are being tested there!

Special thanks to our Basque colleagues in San Sebastian (UPV/EHU and POLYMAT) for hosting such a great meeting, and sharing with us a bit of your Euskera language and culture!