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Come for the drinks, stay for the science! Join us at Malto in Altona where Dr. Melissa Graewert will beam you up (with X-rays) as she shows how this sci-fi-sounding tech is helping create smarter, stronger medicines. And meet Dr. Max Lauritz Flaig - a detective for trees, who is using chemistry to sniff out illegal logging by analyzing paper. Yes, your notebook might be hiding more info than you thought.
They will share their research in a relaxed, fun setting—perfect for anyone curious about the science in everyday subjects. Don’t miss it!
They will share their research in a relaxed, fun setting—perfect for anyone curious about the science in everyday subjects. Don’t miss it!
Brewing the Future: X-ray Science for Smarter Medicines
Dr Melissa Graewert
(EMBL)
Brewing great coffee is all about balance—choosing the right beans, grind size, and brew time to get the perfect flavor, neither too weak nor too bitter. Medicine development works the same way, but with even greater complexity. Finding the right formulation isn't just about mixing ingredients; it requires understanding how molecules interact, ensuring stability over time, and confirming that the final product works as intended in the body. I invite you to join me for a behind-the-scenes journey into the world of drug development and X-ray technology.

© Melissa Graewert
Unmasking Paper: How Chemical Fingerprints Reveal Illegal Logging
Dr Max Lauritz Flaig
(UHH)
Paper is everywhere – but do we really know what’s inside? Illegally logged wood and endangered tree species often end up unnoticed in our paper. With a newly developed chemotaxonomic method, wood species and even their geographic origins can be identified – even in bleached pulp. A scientific detective story about wood extract molecules, mass spectrometry, and the fight to protect our forests!

© Max Lauritz Flaig
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