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Transparency Notice for the Acquisition and Further Development of a Prototype Droplet Spotter System

Nederlandse Organisatie voor toegepast-natuurwetenschappelijk onderzoek TNO · Netherlands

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TNO has awarded a contract to DropGen AG for the acquisition and further development of a prototype droplet spotter system and compatible high-density micro-array plates for use within the ASCOT (Applied Single Cell multiOmics Test Facility) research infrastructure. The equipment will be used in advanced droplet-based and single-cell biological research and will support high-throughput analysis using MALDI-MS technology. The contract includes further…

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Deadline Not announced
Estimated value250,000 CHF
PublishedOct 2, 2026
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Official summary · Nederlands

What is being procured?

TNO has awarded a contract to DropGen AG for the acquisition and further development of a prototype droplet spotter system and compatible high-density micro-array plates for use within the ASCOT (Applied Single Cell multiOmics Test Facility) research infrastructure. The equipment will be used in advanced droplet-based and single-cell biological research and will support high-throughput analysis using MALDI-MS technology. The contract includes further development, optimization and scientific validation of the prototype system. 1

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