Division Award prize for analytical chemistry

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The Division Award for analytical chemistry was awarded to Prof. Dr. Nicole Strittmatter awarded:

" In recognition of her excellent, original and pioneering research work in the field of imaging mass spectrometry. With her impressive instrumental and methodical work on rapid evaporative ionization mass spectrometry, Professor Strittmatter was able to distinguish bacteria based on their spectral fingerprint. Her developments in the field of imaging with desorption "Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry led to completely new applications in pharmacy , among other things by increasing sample throughput and sample stability. In addition, Professor Strittmatter developed imaging methods of mass cytometry to determine the drug distribution in dendrimer nanoparticles with a new metal label. Her very interdisciplinary work with many Cooperation partners are published in numerous publications in leading journals of analytical chemistry and life sciences and are regularly cited."

The Division Award of the Division of Analytical Chemistry was awarded to Ass.-Prof. dr David Classes awarded:

"In recognition of his outstanding, original and pioneering research work in the field of single-cell and single-nanoparticle analysis using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Here, Professor Clases was able to optimize equipment and methods, but especially by developing and improving software tools for the evaluation of large amounts of data, have made significant contributions that have significantly expanded the current state of research in single particle and single cell analysis.Professor Clases also developed in the fields of element speciation analysis and element bioimaging powerful new analytical methods and applied them to current biomedical and environmental scientific issues. His work has been published in numerous publications in the leading journals in our field."