MiEl will develop a novel synthesis technology for the chemical industries, combining the advantages of electrochemistry, micro process engineering and flow-chemistry. The ambitious research objective is to upscale these technologies using inte-grated cell concepts such as printed circuit board technology (PCB technology) with integrated process control, which can be assembled in arrays for the safe, flexible and eco-friendly synthesis of chemical products. This will allow new syntetic routes for the sustainable chemical industry of the future.
Doctoral network for microprocess engineering for electrosynthesis
Details
| Projektzeitraum | 01.01.2023 - 30.06.2027 |
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| Fördergeber | EU |
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| Projektverantwortung (Universität für Weiterbildung Krems) | Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Martin Brandl |
Team
Publikationen
Derakhshani, M.; Hilber, W.; Jakoby, B.; Brandl, M. (2026). A PCB-based electrochemical glucose biosensor with sample temperature controllability. ScienceDirect, Micromedical Journal 226: 1-9
Derakhshani, M.; Hilber, W.; Mirsian, S.; Posnicek, T.; Jakoby, B.; Brandl, M. (2025). PCB-Based Electrochemical Electrodes with Self-temperature Regulation Functionality for Electrochemical Studies at Target Temperatures. Proceedings Eurosensors 2025, 1: 185 - 186, AMA Service GmbH
Vorträge
Investigating the electrode design impact on the electrochemical glucose biosensor functionality using PCB technology
Rapid Analysis and Diagnostics (RME 2026), 09.06.2026
Integrated Mass Flow Meter Inside an Electrochemical Flow Reactor
Flow Chemistry Europe (FCE 2026), 17.04.2026
PCB-Based Electrochemical Electrodes with Self-temperature Regulation Functionality for Electrochemical Studies at Target Temperatures
EUROSENSORS XXXVII, 08.09.2025
