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ProSenso.net2 in brief

  • Collaborative project with 7 subprojects

  • Coordination: Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering Potsdam-Bornim

  • Funding: 2.6 Mio. € by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)

  • Duration: 01.07.-2006 – 30.09.2009

  • Partners: 14 Partners from university and non-university research institutions and from industry

ProSenso.net2 - subprojects overview

  Activity Involved Institutions Contact
K Coordination and Management of ProSenso.net2 ATB Dr. Martin Geyer
1.1 Sensor-based detection of mycotoxine producing fungi in wheat crops ATB, BBA, Symacon GmbH Dr. Karl-Heinz Dammer
1.2 Indicators and sensor technology for the identification of mycotoxine producing fungi in the processing of grain ATB, Universität Potsdam, Optimare GmbH, Airsense  Analytics GmbH Dr. Christine Idler

Dr. Michael Kumke (UP)
Dr. Andreas Walte (Airsense)
Dr. Frank Lewitzka (Optimare)
1.3 Development of a microwave-based humidity sensor for process control in grain dryers ATB, Petkus GmbH, TEWS GmbH Dr. Jochen Mellmann

Dr. Udo Schlemm (TEWS)
1.4 Technology assessment for sensor application in the production chain of grain ATB PD Dr. Annette Prochnow
2.1 Assessment and evaluation of risks of quality loss in perishable horticultural produce ATB,  Control in Applied Physiology (CP) GbR Dr. Martin Geyer

Dr. habil. Manuela Zude
2.2 Development of biosensors for the detection of human- or phytopathogenic microorganisms in the post harvest chain of perishable products: ATB, Berliner Elektronen-speicherring-Gesellschaft für Synchronstrahlung mbH (BESSY) GmbH, ELBAU GmbH, Frenzel Oderland Kühlkost Dr. Oliver Schlüter,
Dr. Michael Klocke

Antje Walter (BESSY)
Holger Adamzig (ELBAU)
2.3 Modular system for quality monitoring in the logistic chain of perishable horticultural produce ATB, ESYS GmbH, BAM Dipl.-Ing. Manfred Linke

Prof. Holger Quaas (ESYS)
Thomas Hübert (BAM)