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Patrick Ferrier, Lasse Petersen and Yvonne Spethmann in the new facility at Hochschule Flensburg. (from left to right) Today, the Precise partners met in Flensburg to discuss our progress and identify gaps and areas for improvement regarding our meat and fish freshness sensor. The partners shared many good ideas and engaged in intense discussions as […]

Photolithography (on top) and wafer handling (middle) in the ISIT cleanroom; PRECISE sensor elements on a silicon wafer (below). Together with the project partners, the Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology (ISIT) develops and manufactures the sensor elements for the PRECISE Meat Quality Sensor. The use of MEMS technology (micro-electro-mechanical systems) enables the production of sensors

PRECISE will again be in the TV news. This time in Germany. On 12.03 at 19:30 our partner from Technische Hochschule Lübeck and the CoSA centre of Horst Hellbrück, is at focus. They present their work on the meat freshness sensor where they apply AI to receive more accuracy in the prediction of freshness of

Surface treatments and functional layer placement: Enhancing repeatability of electronic nose measurements Tatiana Lisboa Marcondes, Lawrence Nsubuga, Jana Meyer, Christian Eisermann, Lars Blohm, Simon Høegh, Fabian Lofink, Horst-Günter Rubahn,Roana de Oliveira Hansen   Applications for electronic noses require a functional layer, known as a binder, to facilitate the sensing and detection of target analytes. However,

Dr Werner Schwarz, Minister for Agriculture, Rural Areas, Europe and Consumer Protection from Schleswig-Holstein, visited our company on 8 August 2024 to find out more about the PRECISE Interreg Germany-Danmark project. Cooperation in the Precise project between Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein is made possible by the Interreg programme framework, which aims to promote cross-border cooperation. The