Shake flasks enjoy great popularity due to their ease-of-use and cost-effectiveness. Furthermore, using single-use shake flasks provides additional advantages over reusable glass versions, since they do not need to be cleaned or pre-sterilized. Despite their widespread use, there are, however, clear disadvantages associated with using shake flasks, which are primarily related to the lack of measurement and control capabilities. Therefore, this article discusses how optical sensors can be employed in single-use shake flasks to measure oxygen, carbon dioxide, pH, and biomass
Fiber-optic microsensors with a tip diameter of 140 μm have been developed that enable simultaneous ...
Summary This thesis reports on the design of new types of planar optical sensors (often referred to ...
The growing field of single-use manufacturing has created a desire for single-use pH sensors that ar...
Shake flasks have been the work horse for microbial small-scale fermentations for decades. Recently,...
While sophisticated small-scale cultivation systems came to the market in the last few years, shake ...
On-line measurement of dissolved O2 in shake-flasks was realized via immobilized sensor spots contai...
Shake flasks are commonly used for process development in biotechnologyindustry. For this purpose a ...
Abstract Online pH control during microbial shake flask cultivation has not been established due to ...
In the context of this work we evaluated a multisensory, noninvasive prototype platform for shake fl...
There are few analytes in the world as significant as carbon dioxide, the basic chemical feedstock o...
Two of the most important process parameters for aerobic cultivations of microorganisms and cells ar...
Cultivations of mammalian cells are routinely conducted in shake flasks. In contrast to instrumented...
The development and optimization of cell and microbial cultures is usually done in small scale vesse...
Monitoring the environmental factors during shake-flask culture of microorganisms can help to optimi...
This paper presents a noninvasive optical sensor system for monitoring cell growth in shaker flasks ...
Fiber-optic microsensors with a tip diameter of 140 μm have been developed that enable simultaneous ...
Summary This thesis reports on the design of new types of planar optical sensors (often referred to ...
The growing field of single-use manufacturing has created a desire for single-use pH sensors that ar...
Shake flasks have been the work horse for microbial small-scale fermentations for decades. Recently,...
While sophisticated small-scale cultivation systems came to the market in the last few years, shake ...
On-line measurement of dissolved O2 in shake-flasks was realized via immobilized sensor spots contai...
Shake flasks are commonly used for process development in biotechnologyindustry. For this purpose a ...
Abstract Online pH control during microbial shake flask cultivation has not been established due to ...
In the context of this work we evaluated a multisensory, noninvasive prototype platform for shake fl...
There are few analytes in the world as significant as carbon dioxide, the basic chemical feedstock o...
Two of the most important process parameters for aerobic cultivations of microorganisms and cells ar...
Cultivations of mammalian cells are routinely conducted in shake flasks. In contrast to instrumented...
The development and optimization of cell and microbial cultures is usually done in small scale vesse...
Monitoring the environmental factors during shake-flask culture of microorganisms can help to optimi...
This paper presents a noninvasive optical sensor system for monitoring cell growth in shaker flasks ...
Fiber-optic microsensors with a tip diameter of 140 μm have been developed that enable simultaneous ...
Summary This thesis reports on the design of new types of planar optical sensors (often referred to ...
The growing field of single-use manufacturing has created a desire for single-use pH sensors that ar...