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CAD Feasibility

News from Wednesday, 25 October 2023.

Complementing the ELSD with a charged aerosol detector and finding out potentials for esp. Tween, PEG and Protein Quantitation

Meet our Founder @ BIO-Europe 2023 in München

News from Saturday, 30 September 2023.

BIO-Europe in Germany: 06.11.-08.11.2023

Meet our Experts @ Polymer Meeting in Bratislava and @ Cyclodextrin Conference in Budapest

News from Monday, 21 August 2023.

Polymer Meeting 15 in Slovakia: 04.09.-07.09.2023 and
7th European Cyclodextrin Conference in Budapest: 05.09.-08.09.2023

Meet our CEO @ Hellenic Biocluster Forum 2023 in Athens

News from Monday, 12 June 2023.

Hellenic Biocluster Forum in Greece: 15.06.-17.06.2023

Meet our Founder @ Health Innovation Summit Vienna 2023

News from Monday, 05 June 2023.

Health Innovation Summit in Austria: 06.06.2023

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Did you know:

Throughout the

40 years

of pharm-analyt’s existence it
was always equipped with
state-of-the-art instrumentation.
pharm-analyt was

one of the first

CROs to switch to electronic archiving.
We are

giving away

a lot of our know-how in Hermann’s book “HPLC Methods for Clinical Pharmaceutical Analysis”.

(See R&D)
Our first look might be

invaluable

and it’s for free!
We work, where the

Austrian Emperors

went on vacation.

(Historical town of Baden)
pharm-analyt has been
GLP certified for almost

30 years.
Every day

we are learning something
about bioanalysis.
In a number of cases chemical

derivatization

might be the key to
success in bioanalysis.
pharm-analyt is

fully family-owned.
Our most sensitive method has an LLOQ of

0.00000000000005

g/mL plasma.

= 50 femtogram/mL
or 50 x 10^-15 g/mL
or 200 g sugar in lake Chiemsee!
pharm-analyt has developed bioanalytical assays for more than

400 compounds.
pharm-analyt has developed
multiple ways of

stabilizing peptides

in plasma.
You will get the clinical PK profile of

250

common drugs from us for free.

Contact us.
pharm-analyt has over

100 publications

in peer reviewed journals.
We are

locals

in the area of trace analysis.
Why our founder’s

hairstyle

sometimes reminds of a well known nuclear physicist? Tell us if you know!
Inpassible…? Imposibol…? Unpossibal…?

Sorry, we’re just not
familiar with this word.
Rumors say:

…For a remarkable bottle of

Chardonnay,

our founder Hermann Mascher would conduct the analysis of a large clinical study for free. :-)
pharm-analyt has sold

4 European patents

on biomarkers.
We are

always eager
for difficult analytical challenges.
pharm-analyt has discovered biomarkers that will save

the lives of thousands of children

suffering from various rare diseases.
They say

it’s not feasible?

Give us a try.
"Never give in,
never, never
never, never, in nothing great or small."
(Sir Winston Churchill)
pharm-analyt was founded

long before

mass spec was widespread.
A part of our historical
premises used to be a

bakery

before we moved in.
pharm-analyt requires as little as

50 µL

sample volume for clinical studies,
if necessary.
“Edelweiss”

is not the Austrian anthem.
It is our national flower.
Rumors say:

…Of all of our equipment, the
highest throughput is with our

espresso machine?!
pharm-analyt has won

several awards

for innovation.
A quote from one of our collaborators concerning PEG tissue analysis: I am totally blown away by the fact that not only do you have measurable levels of PEG

but they are also dose-dependent!!

Amazing stuff!!
50 %

of the analytical know-how lies
in sample preparation.

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Articles in Category: More News

40 years

one of the first

giving away

invaluable

Austrian Emperors

30 years.

Every day

derivatization

fully family-owned.

0.00000000000005

400 compounds.

stabilizing peptides

250

100 publications

locals

hairstyle

Inpassible…? Imposibol…? Unpossibal…?

Chardonnay,

4 European patents

always eager

the lives of thousands of children

it’s not feasible?

never, never

long before

bakery

50 µL

“Edelweiss”

espresso machine?!

several awards

but they are also dose-dependent!!

50 %