Melanie Meincke

Office	089/2180-77547 (Frau Steger)
Telephone	089 2180-77561
Room	E1.066
E-mail	Melanie.Meincke “at” campus.lmu.de

Hey there! 

I am a passionate scientist and have a broad range of work experience in the chemical, biochemical and pharmaceutical area. I conducted the research for my Bachelor thesis at the Munich institute for cardiovascular prevention in the cell culture department. After that I went one year to London where I worked in the group of Joshua Edel, on the synthesis of a dendrimer-like DNA nanostructure for the detection of early stage cancer in patch-clamping experiments. This is where I found my love in electrophysiology. I did my Master thesis at Nanion Technologies, which is a spin-off (2002) of the Center for NanoScience. In my research I looked at the kinetics of a diabetes-relevant membrane transporter (SGLT1). Graphene-based biosensing might enable a better sensitivity of the measurement system I was using throughout my master thesis. A scholarship from the Cusanuswerk and Philip Tinnefeld enable me to work on this project! I am truly greatful for this opportunity. 

Publications

@article{,

title = {Integration of highly sensitive large-area graphene-based biosensors in an automated sensing platform},

author = {Melanie Meincke and Andre Bazzone and Stephan Holzhauser and Maria Barthmes and Lars Richter and Fabian Knechtel and Evelyn Ploetz and Michael George and Niels Fertig and Izabela Kamińska and Philip Tinnefeld},

doi = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measurement.2024.115592},

year  = {2024},

date = {2024-08-28},

urldate = {2024-08-28},

journal = {Measurement},

volume = {240},

pages = {115592},

keywords = {},

pubstate = {published},

tppubtype = {article}

}