ModuWa
Project Title: Modular Automated Platform for Micropollutant Analysis in Water Samples
Project Duration: 1 April 2026 – 31 March 2029
Brief description of the project
The ThWIC project ModuWa enables the automated and standardised sampling, sample preparation and analysis of water samples.
Clean water is essential for environmental protection and public health. At the same time, increasing amounts of so-called micropollutants – originating from pharmaceuticals, industrial chemicals and household products – are entering our water bodies.
Reliable monitoring of water quality, particularly in wastewater treatment and environmental monitoring, requires precise and efficient analytical methods. However, modern measurement and data analysis technologies can only deliver reliable results if sampling and sample preparation are performed efficiently and reproducibly.
The ModuWa project addresses this challenge by developing a flexible, modular platform that can be adapted to different sample volumes and analytical requirements. The system enables the integration of various sensors and analytical devices while standardising key control and automation functions. This allows both smaller-scale applications and complex analytical systems to be automated in a cost-effective and scalable manner.
By automating water analysis workflows and improving data-driven monitoring, ModuWa contributes to more efficient water quality management and the long-term protection of water resources.
Institutions and companies involved
Contact 1
Robert Möller, Dr
- csaki@ipht-jena.de
- Phone
- +49 3641 77-9509
- Mobile phone
- +49 170 7659442
- Fax
- +49 3641 206-399
07745 Jena Google Maps site planExternal link
- Further link
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Contact 2
Thomas Wichard, PD Dr
- Phone
- +49 3641 9-48184
- Link to download vCard
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- Further link
- To website