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Prof. Frieder W. Scheller is affiliated with the Institute of Biochemistry and Biology at the University of Potsdam, Germany. His work centers on advanced biosensing technologies, particularly molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs), bioelectronics, and biomimetic recognition systems. Research Interests: His primary fields include Bioanalysis, Bioelectronics, Biosensors, Molecularly Imprinted Polymers, Electrochemical Sensing, and Plastibodies. His research bridges chemistry, materials science, and biotechnology to develop synthetic alternatives to biological receptors for medical and environmental applications. The recent publications (2019–2024) highlight a strong trend in designing MIP-based nanofilms for protein and virus recognition, including applications in SARS-CoV-2 detection and enzyme monitoring. These studies focus on improving selectivity, stability, and reliability of electrochemical biosensors using innovative polymer architectures. Scientific Contributions: Developed Strep-tag imprinted polymer platforms for bio(electro)catalysis. Explored ACE2-mimicking MIPs for viral epitope recognition. Investigated challenges in MIP sensor reliability and non-specific binding. Advanced the concept of plastibodies for biomacromolecules, viruses, and cells. Collaborations and Advising: Prof. Scheller has collaborated with over 145 co-authors globally, indicating strong network engagement. While no formal students are listed in the provided text, his collaborative output suggests mentorship and team leadership roles in multidisciplinary research projects involving materials, electrochemistry, and biotechnology. Laboratories and Research Teams: His work is conducted within the Institute of Biochemistry and Biology at the University of Potsdam, likely involving a research group focused on bioanalytical chemistry and sensor development. The frequent co-authorship with researchers like Aysu Yarman and Xiaorong Zhang indicates an active, interdisciplinary team working on next-generation biosensing platforms.

• Bioanalysis
• Bioelectronics
• Biosensors
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Prof. Dr. Hermann Wätzig is a faculty member at the Faculty of Life Sciences of Technische Universität Braunschweig , leading the Research Group of Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Control at the Institute of Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry . His research focuses on analytical chemistry and pharmaceutical quality assurance, with collaborations across academia and industry. Education and Career : Studied pharmacy at Freie Universität Berlin (1981–1985) PhD in HPLC-related research (1989) Lecturer at the Institute of Pharmacy in Würzburg (1990) Habilitation (1995) Appointed Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at TU Braunschweig (1999) Research Interests include: Separation techniques (CE, SDS-PAGE, HPLC, mass spectrometry) Statistical process control for pharmaceutical quality Affinity capillary electrophoresis for protein interactions Optimization of analytical methods in bioanalysis Precision and accuracy in chromatography and gel electrophoresis Leadership and Editorial Roles : Chair of the German Pharmaceutical Society’s pharmaceutical analysis division (since 2001) Editor-in-Chief of Electrophoresis journal Scientific committee member of BfArM, CE Pharm, and ISEAC Associate Director of CASSS Expert for the European Pharmacopoeia Visiting Professor at Shizuoka University

• Analytical Chemistry
• Pharmaceutical Analysis
• Separation Techniques
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Thomas Piper is a Researcher at the Institute of Biochemistry, Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln. His work focuses on doping analysis, steroid chemistry, and metabolite profiling using advanced mass spectrometry techniques. He contributes to projects investigating physiological adaptations in sports and medication-induced effects. His research addresses illicit substance detection in sports, forensic biochemistry, and food safety. Research interests include forensic analytical methods for doping controls, metabolite identification, and development of detection protocols for emerging performance-enhancing drugs. He collaborates on studies involving SARM compounds, anabolic steroids, and hormonal markers like 11-ketotestosterone. His work bridges sports pharmacology with toxicology and regulatory compliance.

• Steroid Chemistry
• Doping Analysis
• Metabolite Profiling
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Dr. Konstantinos Mitsakakis is a physicist with expertise in micro/nanotechnology for life sciences, biosensors, and point-of-care diagnostics. He currently serves as Immunoassay Group Leader at the Bioanalysis Division of Hahn-Schickard in Freiburg, Germany. Previously, he coordinated EU projects like DiscoGnosis (FP7-ICT) and DIAGORAS (H2020), and has been involved in initiatives addressing antimicrobial resistance. He holds a PhD from the University of Crete (2009) and an MSc in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology. His work focuses on translating lab research into clinical applications, particularly for developing countries. Education: PhD in Materials Science & Engineering (University of Crete, Greece) MSc in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology Key Projects: HOLICARE, DMC-MALVEC, SuperPests, DiagnoSeps, SEPTICISION, COVIRES Research Interests: Biosensor technologies, microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip systems, and diagnostics for global health challenges. Dr. Mitsakakis has authored over 40 publications and is a member of JPIAMR-funded networks. His ImmunoDisk platform exemplifies his work in automated immunoassays. Contact: Email | +49 761 203-73252

• Micro/nanotechnology for life sciences
• Biosensor technologies
• Microfluidics
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Katja Walpurgis is a Researcher at the Institute of Biochemistry , German Sport University Cologne. She specializes in Doping Analysis , focusing on Biochemical Detection Methods , Pharmacology , and Analytical Chemistry for sports drug testing. Her work involves collaborations with Mario Thevis, Andreas Thomas, and international teams, using advanced techniques like LC-HRMS/MS. Her research emphasizes Antidoping Strategies including detection of Erythropoietin Receptor Agonists , Growth Hormone Analogues , and Inhibitors of Activin Receptor Signaling . She contributes to standardization of bioanalytical methods in doping controls and addresses challenges in sample integrity. Recent publications highlight her expertise in Mass Spectrometry Applications , Proteomics , and Peptide Analysis for performance-enhancing drugs. She has authored 103 publications and participated in 1 media contribution discussing doping analytics.

• Doping Analysis
• Biochemistry
• Pharmacology
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Dr. Ralf Zimmermann is a Research Fellow at the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden (IPF Dresden), working within the Research Division of Polymer Biomaterials Science. His research focuses on the intersection of polymer science, biomaterials, and surface analysis, with particular expertise in electrosurface phenomena, molecular transport mechanisms, and advanced bioanalytical techniques. Dr. Zimmermann's primary research interests include: Electrosurface Analysis and characterization of biomaterial interfaces Molecular transport and binding mechanisms at biointerfaces Advanced bioprinting techniques for multi-component hydrogels Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS) for bioanalysis Multivariate data analysis applied to complex biomaterial systems His extensive publication record from 2017-2025 demonstrates a consistent focus on understanding and manipulating the physicochemical properties of biomaterials, particularly examining how surface charge, molecular structure, and environmental conditions influence biological interactions. Recent work has increasingly focused on tissue engineering applications, with particular attention to vascularization processes, stem cell microenvironments, and advanced bioprinting techniques. His research bridges fundamental surface science with practical biomedical applications, contributing significantly to the development of next-generation biomaterials with precisely controlled properties. Dr. Zimmermann has established himself as a key contributor to the field through methodological innovations in surface characterization and their application to solve pressing challenges in biomedical engineering. His collaborative work spans multiple disciplines, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of modern biomaterials research and its translation toward clinical applications.

• Electrosurface Analysis
• Molecular Transport and Binding
• Bioprinting
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Dr. Georg Braun is a Researcher in the Cell Toxicology Department at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) in Leipzig. His work focuses on effect-based human biomonitoring, chemical mixture exposure impacts, and immunotoxic effects. He holds a PhD in Cell Toxicology, with prior studies in Bioanalysis from Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Education: B.Sc./M.Sc. Bioanalysis (Coburg University), PhD in Cell Toxicology (UFZ). Research interests include developing models to assess chemical mixtures' effects on neuronal and immune cells, with projects like Endomix (EU-funded) targeting pollutant mixtures' immunomodulatory impacts. He collaborates with the German Center for Child and Adolescent Health to study chemical mixtures' effects on developmental health. Contributions to tools like MLinvitroTox (machine learning for toxicity prioritization) highlight his methodological expertise. Recent activities include presenting at SETAC Europe 2025 on New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) and chemical exposome research.

• Environmental Toxicology
• Chemical Mixtures Exposure
• Human Biomonitoring
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Prof. Diana Imhof is a Professor at the Pharmaceutical Institute of the University of Bonn, where her research focuses on pharmaceutical biochemistry and bioanalytics. Her work emphasizes synthesis, function, and analysis of bioactive peptides with therapeutic relevance, particularly exploring disulfide-rich peptides like tridegin and conotoxins. She investigates heme interactions with proteins, including their roles in coagulation pathways, TLR4 signaling, and G-protein modulation. Her lab develops advanced bioanalytical methods for studying protein stability and interactions. Research interests include peptide design for drug delivery, heme-driven pathologies, and molecular mechanisms of protein-ligand interactions. Notable projects involve creating bicyclic peptide libraries to modulate Gαi/s proteins and analyzing heme effects in hemolytic disorders and infections. Collaborative work with international partners advances understanding of heme biology's role in diseases like Parkinson’s and thrombosis. Publications span 20+ years, with recent contributions exploring heme-protein interactions, Edman degradation for peptide analysis, and TLR4 signaling mechanisms. Her work bridges chemistry and biology, contributing to translational medicine and drug development.

• Pharmaceutical Biochemistry
• Bioanalytics
• Peptide Synthesis and Analysis
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M. Sauter is a research scientist at the Medical Faculty of Heidelberg University, specifically affiliated with the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg, Germany. Their research focuses on pharmaceutical analysis, drug delivery systems, and cardiovascular pharmacology, with a particular emphasis on bioanalytical techniques and therapeutic applications. Dr. Sauter's research interests center around pharmaceutical sciences with specific expertise in bioanalysis of drugs in plasma using advanced techniques like UPLC-MS/MS, development of antibody-based therapies, and innovative drug delivery systems. Their work bridges the gap between pharmaceutical chemistry and clinical applications, particularly in cancer therapeutics and cardiovascular disease treatment. The research publications demonstrate a consistent focus on developing and validating analytical methods for drug quantification, improving therapeutic delivery systems, and investigating molecular mechanisms of disease. Their work shows particular strength in translating pharmaceutical research into practical applications for disease treatment. Dr. Sauter has been actively publishing in high-impact journals including iScience, Journal of Chromatography B, and Journal of Controlled Release, with research spanning from cardiovascular pharmacology to advanced cancer therapeutics. Their collaborative approach is evident through numerous co-authorships with researchers across different specialties.

• Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Bioanalysis
• Drug Delivery Systems
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Maria Kristina Parr is a Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the Institute of Pharmacy, Free University of Berlin , leading research in pharmacokinetics and metabolic studies using advanced chromatographic techniques (LC, SFC, GC) coupled with mass spectrometry. Research Focus : Development and optimization of bioanalytical methods for doping control, steroid metabolism, and pharmaceutical impurities. Techniques : Specializes in supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC-MS/MS) for polar analytes and enantiomer separation. Publications highlight her work in ecdysteroid metabolism , anabolic steroid detection , and green analytical chemistry using sustainable solvents. Her recent 15 articles (2023–2025) address challenges in anti-doping strategies , therapeutic peptide analysis , and nitrosamine risk assessment . Collaborations include institutions like Agilent Technologies and researchers in Germany, Italy, Spain , with applications in sports pharmacology and clinical toxicology .

• Pharmaceutical Chemistry
• Pharmacokinetics
• Metabolic Studies
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Ernst Mislowitzer (1895–1985), also known as Ernest Mylon in the U.S., was a prominent clinical biochemist. He earned degrees in medicine and chemistry, held academic roles at Berlin’s II. Medizinische Universitätsklinik as Head of Laboratory and Professor Extraordinarius (1931), and conducted pioneering work on pH measurement techniques with patented electrode innovations. Forced to flee Nazi Germany in 1933 due to his Jewish heritage, he became a guest professor at Belgrade University (1933–1935), advancing cancer research and planning an Institute of Cancer Research. After emigrating to the U.S. in 1938, he joined Yale University’s Department of Pathology and later served as Head Pathologist at Connecticut’s Lawrence and Memorial Hospital until 1963. His research focused on clinical chemistry, including epinephrine and renin detection, published in leading American journals. A scholarship fund at Yale commemorates his legacy. Key Roles: Professor Extraordinarius (Berlin), Guest Professor (Belgrade), Head Pathologist (Yale-affiliated Hospital) Research Contributions: pH measurement devices, enzyme studies, cancer biochemistry, epinephrine assays Patents: Electrode-based pH measurement systems His career reflects resilience amid persecution, transitioning from European academia to impactful U.S. contributions in clinical chemistry and pathology.

• Clinical Biochemistry
• pH Measurement Techniques
• Enzymology
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Prof. Frieder W. Scheller is a Professor in the Department of Analytical Biochemistry at the University of Potsdam. He is actively involved in the UniCat research network, contributing to Research Fields E3 and previously B5. His research focuses on bioanalysis, biosensors, and bioelectronics, with a strong emphasis on molecular imprinting, electrochemistry, and protein recognition technologies. He has received the prestigious Bioelectrochemistry Award in 2009 from the International Society for Electrochemistry. His work often involves collaborations, such as with UniCat groups and international institutions, and has led to significant advancements in biosensor development for healthcare diagnostics, including projects funded by the EU and Marie Curie Actions. His lab develops novel bioelectronic interfaces, nanomaterial-based sensors, and enzyme-integrated systems. Research Highlights: Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs), electrochemical sensing of biomolecules, enzyme-mimetic materials, and bioelectrocatalysis. Key Projects: Participation in the 'Impulse Centre for Integrated Bio Analytics – The Tissue Lab' funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research. Grants: EU grants, Marie Curie Actions, and collaborative funding through UniCat. Prof. Scheller’s research bridges biochemistry, materials science, and analytical chemistry, with applications in healthcare diagnostics and environmental monitoring. His team’s innovations include advanced biosensors for proteins like transferrin and drug compounds like artemisinin, as well as enzymatic systems for toxin detection.

• Bioanalysis
• Biosensors
• Bioelectronics
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