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Dr Hans-Georg Eisenwiener

// born in 1939, studied physical chemistry at the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität in Mainz

// After his doctorate, he increasingly focused on medical diagnosis and took over management of the neurology lab of the university clinic in Göttingen, before entering the diagnosis section of F. Hoffmann-La Roche in Basel, which was then under development

// He was responsible for the R&D-department of the diagnosis section with the wide product range of clinical chemistry, immunochemistry, microbiology, blood clotting and analysis automation there

// After a reorganisation, he looked for new diagnostic parameters and determination methods outside of the department

// Since his retirement, he has become a consultant for introduction and commercialisation of new diagnosis parameters and point-of-care technologies

Contact: laborundmore@succidia.de

Nano Crystals for mega Fluorescence Amplification

SuperNova in the test tube - von Prof Dr Reinhard Renneberg, Jan Engels, Dr Hans-Georg Eisenwiener

We tell the exciting story of how mega fluorescence amplification was invented.
First, there was the question: How can previous biochemical evidence reactions be amplified million-fold to detect the biochemical “needles in a haystack” (substances at very low concentrations) in a multicomponent system like a blood sample?