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Development of a novel concept for performing multiple assays on clinical samples using a fluidic device

Project: PhD

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Søe, Martin Jensen (Phd Student)
Dufva, Martin (Main Supervisor)
Holmstrøm, Kim (Supervisor)
Silahtaroglu, Asli Nilüfer (Examiner)
Svahn, Helene Andersson (Examiner)
Kutter, Jörg Peter (Examiner)

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Status	Completed
Period	01-01-08 → 23-03-11

Financing source	Internal funding (public)
Research programme	ErhvervsPhD-ordningen VTU

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