Janssen Awarded Grant for VUV Research
VUV Analytics has announced Hans-Gerd Janssen and his laboratory at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, as the recipient of their academic grant.
VUV Analytics (Cedar Park, Texas, USA) has announced Hans-Gerd Janssen and his laboratory at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, as the recipient of their academic grant. Janssen’s research will focus on the development of novel methods using vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) detection.
“We are excited to have been selected by VUV Analytics as the recipient of their academic grant programme and feel that we can provide new insight into food and cosmetics product analysis using VUV spectroscopy,” said Janssen.
“VUV Analytics is excited to award the University of Amsterdam with our detector to help continue the groundbreaking advancements taking place in their labs,”
said Sean Jameson, vice president of Business Development
at VUV Analytics.
Janssen is a Professor at the University of Amsterdam and Science Leader at Unilever Research Vlaardingen, The Netherlands. His research is focused on the development of novel methods for obtaining highly detailed compositional information on complex samples.
For more information please visit www.vuvanalytics.com
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