From 27 to 29 January 2021, the Erlangen Collaborative Research Center 1411 on “Design of Particulate Products”, the Priority Programme 2045 “Highly specific and multidimensional fractionation of fine particle systems with technical relevance” and the LUM GmbH jointly organise an international workshop on multidimensional characterisation of particle systems. Experts from industrial and academic perspectives will review the status quo of multidimensional particle characterisation using state-of-the-art and newly developed methodologies. A special focus is laid upon the identification of key challenges and intersections of the different techniques. The latter is of particular importance, as particle systems of continuously increasing complexity require diverse and multi-instrumental approaches to tackle their multidimensional properties. The scientific exchange between the different experts in the field of particle characterisation will aim in this way for the identification of future prospects of particle characterisation. Overall, the workshop format will promote intense discussions and exchange between the participants and may thus become further the nucleus of future joint activities.

Don't miss the presentation given by Prof. Dr. Dr. Dietmar Lerche on January 29 from 3:15 - 3:45 pm (UTC + 1) on "Progress of analytical centrifugation: Multidimensional characterisation of nanoparticles".

Please download the full conference programme here.

Please note that participation at the workshop is free of charge but you need to join via ZOOM.

Follow this link to register for the workshop.

Here you can download the full press release.