Instrumental Analytics
Division 1.3
Our goal is to make an active contribution to the further development of devices and methods for chemical analysis. To this end, new methods are prototyped, characterised and evaluated with regard to their analytical performance. This includes selective, case-specific approaches as well as broad, non-specific chemical sensors. In the development of new instruments, the focus is on sample throughput and possible integration into networked systems. To this end, (partially) automated sample management and digital reuse of the acquired data are always taken into account when designing the new methods. The devices are integrated into the investigation of real current issues in close cooperation with other BAM divisions. This synergy enables a targeted identification of the current development fields of modern instrumental analytics.
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Fields of expertise
- Design and construction of spectrometric and spectroscopic instruments
- Lab-automation and robotic sampling/hyphenation
- Formal knowledge representation
- Modeling & simulation
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Main activities
- Method development for chemical analysis
- Coupling and hyphenation of methods
- Digital representation of analytical measurement processes
- Laboratory automation and robotics
- Data-driven analytics
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Range of services/technical equipment
- Laser-induced plasma spectroscopy
- Raman scattering
- Atmospheric pressure mass spectrometry
- Imaging techniques, incl. 3D
- Generic robotic sample manipulation
- Acoustic manipulation of samples
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Publications of the division
In the database PUBLICA you will find publications by BAM employees.
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Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Jens Riedel
