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23.04.2024 | QSL'24: Quantensensorik-Veranstaltung von JKU & RECENDT

Am 23.04.2024 fand eine gemeinsame Veranstaltung von RECENDT und JKU statt: die "QSL'24 - Quantensensorik Linz" bot Informationen zum aktuellsten Stand der Quantensensorik.
Anerkannte Forschende gaben Einblicke in ihre Spezialgebiete, gleichzeitig war aber das Ziel, auch Unternehmen anzusprechen und allen die Grundkonzepte dieser Technologie näherzubringen. Denn die Quantensensorik ermöglicht Messergebnisse von einzigartiger Präzision und eröffnet neue Wege der Qualitätssicherung.

 

03.04.2024 | ORF-Ö1 Radiobeitrag über Quantensensorik bei RECENDT

Ein gestern (2. April 2024) ausgestrahlter Beitrag im ORF-Radio-Ö1 widmete sich unserem neuen Forschungsbereich Quantensensorik.

Online zum Nachhören bis Ende April.

19.03.2024 | The first price goes to ... RECENDT!

We are proud that our colleague Verena Karl was awarded the prize for the best poster at the „International Conference (Micro-nano) Plastics in Soil 2024“, which took place last week in Utrecht. The title of the poster is: „Spectroscopic advancements in micro- and nanoplastics Detection: Insights from soil and tissue model analyses“.

12.03.2024 | We are a member!

We are delighted to be an official member company of the Upper Austrian Food Cluster since March 2024. This cluster with 250 members represents an industry that is a key economic factor in Upper Austria.

05.03.2024 | PHOENIX SEP: Nanopharmaceutical product development

From now on we offer you full access to all services for nanopharmaceutical developments through our cooperation partners! The PHOENIX Single-Entry-Point has started its operation.

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Holzer Robert, Dipl.-Ing.
Project Management & Business Development

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The Research Center for Non-Destructive Testing GmbH is member of the UAR Innovation Network and is supported by the strategic economic- and research program "Innovative Upper Austria 2020" of the province of Upper Austria. The project MiCi is supported by the federal government of Upper Austria and the European Regional Development Fund (EFRE) in the framework of the EU-program IWB2020.