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Paper to the nose-to-brain (N2B) patch project published: Selective CNS Targeting and Distribution with a Refined Region-Specific Intranasal Delivery Technique via the Olfactory Mucosa

Prospective has a brandnew mesoSPIM light sheet setup.

Dr. Stefanie Kiderlen was awarded with the Oskar von Miller Award for her excellent dissertation in a virtual ceremony.

The MPX demo device has been set up at the TranslaTUM institute at TU Muenchen (Technical University Munich).

In our latest video Lukas Krainer, CEO, and Stefanie Kiderlen, senior scientist, will show how easy our MPX-series can be setup and the imaging process started.

Prospective Instruments started collaboration with Prof. Dr. Katharina Zimmermann and M.Sc. Stella Gaenger working on the N2B-patch (EU grant agreement No. 721098) project.

Presentation of the paper "Pump-Probe Elastography (PPE) - influence of the pump-pulse energy on the speed of acoustic waves in fluid and solid media" by Felix Wäger (Prospective) at Photonics West and BiOS 2021.

Biochiefdom International and Prospective Instruments have established a cooperation to approach the Taiwanese market.

ATOS Instruments Marketing Services and Prospective Instruments partnered to intrudoce the MPX-series to the Indian market.

We joined forces with Climate Neutrality Alliance 2025 and myclimate.org.

We will be exhibiting at the EPIC PHOTONICS+ virtual exhibition (Feb 17 - 18, 2021) and present our MPX-series. Do not miss the possibility to pre-register for free for the event: https://www.photonicsplus.com/epic/prospectiveinstruments-web We are looking forward to meet you at our booth!

We published our first newsletter.

The new BNN newsletter 04/2020 has been published.

Dornbirner Start-up-Unternehmen forscht gemeinsam mit der Medizinischen Universität Innsbruck und LKH Feldkirch an neuer Methode zum schnelleren Nachweis von Covid-19. Das gemeinsame Forschungsvorhaben wird von der Österreichischen Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft (FFG) als besonders vielversprechendes Projekt gefördert.