In sensor research, the quest for more efficient and precise analyte-binding agents is relentless. The team at PRECISE, well regarded for its meticulous approach to sensing innovation, has recently announced a groundbreaking development in the field of cadaverine binding. Spearheaded by Lawrence Nsubuga, an industrial postdoctoral researcher, this advancement is poised to revolutionize how cadaverine …
The second day of the Climate neutrality conference featured a session organized by partners of the Precise Interreg project on “New technological solutions for climate-friendly food generation”.
PRECISE, was prominently featured at the national ‘Folkemødet’ on the Danish Island of Bornholm. This annual gathering, renowned for its vibrant exchange of ideas and community engagement, provided the perfect backdrop for PRECISE to showcase its mission and technological advancements. Roana presents at the EURO-pavillon At the heart of the event, nestled within the ‘Euro-Telt’—a …
The sensor utilized for the PRECISE project is produced by the acoustic systems and microdrives team at Fraunhofer ISIT, one of Europe’s leading research facilities for microelectronics and microsystems technology. The institute’s core comprises state-of-the-art clean room facilities, which are sufficiently large to facilitate research and manufacture the developed sensor chips on an industrial scale. …
Yvonne Spethmann from our partner KIN explains the important differences between a technological sensor and the use of a trained sensory panel to ensure the quality of food. Who decides whether meat is still suitable for processing into sausage products, direct sale to the consumer, or whether it is already spoilt? Is a sour odour …
