Scientific Topics of the Central Radionuclide Laboratory
The staff of the Central Radionuclide Laboratory has its scientific expertise mainly in the inorganic nuclear- and radiochemistry. It focuses its own scientific work onto the complexation chemistry of actinide and lanthanide elements.
The Central Radionuclide Laboratory was and is used by a variety of scientists both of TU Dresden and their co-operation partners:
Central Radionuclide Laborator
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Nuclear waste depository research: Chemistry of Americium complexes with environmentally relevant small organic ligands
Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf
Institute of Resource Ecology
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UV/vis spectroscopic investigation of Nd with borate and organic ligands
Chair of Special Inorganic Chemistry/Coordination Chemistry
- Extraction experiments of the complexation of 60Co, 65Zn, 110mAg, 64Cu, 152Eu, and 169Yb with macrocyclic organic ligands
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Synthesis, complexation, structure and separation capabilities of new selective ligand systems for actinide ions
Chair of Food Chemistry
- Metabolic transit of 14C labelled Maillard reaction products
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Distribution of 14C labelled tryptophane between bood plasma and erythrocytes
Chair of Biochemistry
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Coupling of 32P labeled DNA to Carbon nanotubes for the delivery of oligodeooxynucleotides against bladder cancer
Max-Bergmann-Zentrum für Biomaterialien
- Immobilization of 125I labelled proteins onto collagene-heparine conjugates
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Development, optimization, and application of a modular self-organizing immobilization system based on nucleic acids for the biosurface engineering of enossal implantate materials
Chair of Zoology and Developmental Biology
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Application of telomeric repeat amplification protocol assays with 32P labelled desoxy guanosine triphosphate and subsequent audioradiography
Department of Biology: Moleculare Biotechnology
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Incorporation of 14C labeleld leucine in sediments
Chair of Microbial Diversity
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In-vivo labelling of micro organisms with 75Se Selenite
Institute of Soil Science and Site Ecology
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Organic matter and microbial community structure in soils of the mountain rainforrest region of Ecuador
Chair of Structural Physics of Condensed Matter
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Studies for an ESA project of an upcoming Mars mission:
Measurement of the energy spectrum of a 109Cd X-ray source with a fluorescence detector
Measurement of diffractograms of polycrystalline samples of Si and Ni powders with 109Cd as X-ray source
Radiation Physics Group of
Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics
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Irradiation of BeO detectors with intensive beta radiation in 90Y solutions
Ruprecht-karls-Universität Heidelberg
Physikalisch-chemisches Institut
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Microcalorimetric investigation of complex formation reactions