Julian Heinrich 's Biography

Julian Heinrich , Chemist , Little Things Factory

Based in Mainz, Germany, Julian Heinrich works in the group of Prof. H. Löwe at the Institute of Organic Chemistry at the Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz. His research interests span both, flow chemistry and electronics. By connecting common flow chemistry techniques with smart microcontrollers he opens new possibilities in reaction control and builds autonomous reaction systems.

Autonomous Phase Separator - An Integrated Part of Internet of Lab (IoL) Application

Tuesday, 7 February 2017 at 12:30

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Separating two phases with dynamic respective flowrates can not be done with static separators. Actively controlled phase separators use the power and flexibility of modern microcontrollers in embedded systems. A smart microcontroller software allows a self-regulating phase separator, which even handles the absence of one phase without tangling.

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