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DRRR proficiency testing confirmed excellent performance of LactoSens®R
Accuracy, precision and reliability are the key success factors of LactoSens®. The latest DRRR proficiency testing confirmed this claim, again! We are periodically challenging LactoSens® in external proficiency tests (see Independent
Excellent results for LactoSens® in the proficiency testing of MUVA Kempten GmbH
Proficiency tests are important tools to monitor your laboratory and method performance. In 2022 many LactoSens® users have participated in the largest European proficiency test
Journal of AOAC International publication about LactoSens®R
After AOAC International food safety experts have adopted LactoSens®R for measuring low levels of lactose in dairy products as a First Action Official Method of
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Meet us at AnugaFoodTec
Get ready to dive into the heart of innovation with us at Anuga FoodTec — the ultimate industry rendezvous for cutting-edge advancements.
Celebrating 10 Years of DirectSens
In 2023, the Austrian biotechnology company DirectSens celebrates its 10th anniversary as a key player in the biosensor industry
BioTop Conference 2023
We are thrilled to announce that DirectSens had the opportunity of being a part of the BioToP conference held at the University of Natural Resources
Meet us at Diabetes Technology Meeting 2018
DirectSens will attend the Diabetes Technology Meeting 2018 in Bethesda, Maryland, November 8-10, 2017. If you are interested in meeting us there, send us an
Mercur´17 Innovation Award
DirectSens GmbH won this year’s innovation award “Mercur 2017” in the category “Life Science” and was awarded the “Start-up Star”. For the 30th time,
futurezone – Technology News – posted an article about DirectSens
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Technology
Oxygen independent by design
1st generation enzymes depend on the availability of oxygen and suffer from reduced performance when oxygen levels vary (i.e during exercise) Sensors designed with the