Bioprocess automation on a Mini Pilot Plant enables fast quantitative microbial phenotyping
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Wolfgang Wiechert | Marco Oldiges | Stephan Noack | Andreas Radek | Simon Unthan | S. Noack | W. Wiechert | M. Oldiges | Simon Unthan | A. Radek
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