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Inka Krischke,

Five teams nominated for AMA Innovation Award 2017

The AMA Association for Sensors and Measurement has nominated five applications for the AMA Innovation Award 2017. The special 'Young Company' award goes to Jens Karsten Lange's team from SLT Sensor- und Lasertechnik in Wildau.

The AMA Innovation Award is one of the most prestigious prizes in sensor and measurement technology and is awarded annually by the AMA Association.

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This year, a total of 41 research and development teams from Germany and abroad applied for the €10,000 prize, which the AMA Association is awarding for the 17th time. "As jury members from research and industry, we are pleasantly surprised every year by the outstanding quality of the applications, from which we nominate five teams for the AMA Innovation Award 2017," says jury chairman Andreas Schütze from Saarland University. "We are delighted that we can already honor one of the five nominees as a 'Young Company'. Jens Karsten Lange and his team colleagues from SLT GmbH and PTB are invited to present their detectors for absolute power measurement in the terahertz spectral range free of charge at Sensor+Test 2017 from May 30 to June 1, 2017."

Nominated for the award are (in alphabetical order)

  • BactiSense: Thermal identification of bacteria and viability testing by Dr. Bart van Grinsven, Prof. Dr. Thomas Cleij (University Maastricht), Dr. Kasper Eersels, Prof. Dr. Patrick Wagner (KU Leuven)

  • Detectors for absolute power measurement in the terahertz spectral range by Dr. Werner Bohmeyer, Achim Mans, Jens Karsten Lange (SLT) and Dr. Andreas Steiger, Dr. Ralf Müller (PTB)

  • Flame ionization detector with internal gas supply as a field device by Dr. Winfred Kuipers, Dr. Jan Förster, Dr. Christian Koch (Krohne), Dr. Steffen Ziesche, Christian Lenz (Fraunhofer IKTS)

  • Magnetic-inductive force sensor by Dr. Phillip Coerlin, Dr. Tobias Kitzler, Dr. Tobias Senkbeil, Anatol Schwersenz, Christian Leiser, Sebastian Schwiertz, Steffen Witzemann (Trafag) and Lutz May (Torque And More)

  • Radio Frequency Diesel and Gasoline Particulate Filter Sensor by Dr. Alexander Sappok, Dr. Paul Ragaller (CTS Corporation, Malden, USA), Dr. Leslie Bromberg (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

The winning team of the AMA Innovation Award 2017 will be announced on May 30, 2017 at the opening event of the Sensor+Test 2017 trade fair in Nuremberg.

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