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13.5.2020 | NMI Reutlingen
Corona antibody tests from Reutlingen
The NMI Reutlingen is currently tackling a major problem associated with antibody tests for the detection of COVID-19: false positive test results.
06.5.2020 | NMI Reutlingen
Reprocessing of medical protection masks
NMI supports the University Hospital of Tübingen in clarifying the material Question.
25.3.2020 | NMI Reutlingen
On the track of the coronavirus immune response
As an established research institute, the NMI also focuses on research on infections with the new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2).
23.3.2020 | Germany/Singapore
One more step towards true precision medicine
Together with Proteona and Synovo, the NMI will use its platform for patient-derived microtumours for drug screening and the discovery of potential drug candidates.
19.3.2020 | NMI Reutlingen
We are available for you – even in times of Corona
In order to protect individuals as well as society as a whole, the NMI has also taken measures to protect employees in the light of the corona pandemic.
10.3.2020 | Germany
Reduced risk of infection thanks to antibacterial catheter surface
Together with its project partners, the NMI can already report initial successes in the PolyKARD project, specifically the synthesis and printing of elastic photourethane resins.
25.2.2020 | NMI Reutlingen
NMI and KIT become cooperation partners
After the NMI and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have already worked on joint projects in the past, a long-term cooperation will now be sealed by a cooperation Agreement.
18.2.2020 | Germany
Artificial pericardial tissue from the 3D printer
Together with its project partners, the NMI can already report initial successes in the PolyKARD project, specifically the synthesis and printing of elastic photourethane resins.
18.2.2020 | Nancy
German-French Forum - Innovation in Dialogue
Last week, the NMI, represented by Prof. Katja Schenke-Layland, Dr. Stefan Raible, Dr. Hanna Hartmann and Dr.-Ing René von Metzen, travelled to Nancy, France, to participate in the German-French Forum.
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On site in Berlin - In 2015 launched a laboratory at the Bayer CoLaborator.
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The Center for Nanoanalysis at the NMI is a regional contact point for innovative companies with material technology issues and product ideas.
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