The technology offers the following features and benefits:
• Microfluidic device that can be integrated into existing analytical equipment
• Significant enhancements in analytical performance
• Highly configurable and can be used with a wide range of analytical techniques (MALDI, LC-MS, CE-MS, CE-CE)
• Cost effective solution and easy integration
ETH Zurich is looking for a licensing or collaboration partner for the presented opportunity. If you are interested to learn more about the technology please contact Marjan N. Kraak.
I would also like to inform you about the upcoming Industry Day (in English and German). ETH Zurich organizes the yearly Industry day on Sept. 12, 2013. For more information, please visit http://www.industryday.ethz.ch/.
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