Franz L. Dickert is affiliated with the University of Vienna in Austria. Their research primarily spans the fields of Engineering and Chemistry, with a focus on subfields including Biomedical Engineering, Analytical Chemistry, Spectroscopy, Bioengineering, and Hematology.
Their main research topics cover analytical chemistry methods development, mass spectrometry techniques and applications, analytical chemistry and sensors, acoustic wave resonator technologies, biosensors and analytical detection, advanced chemical sensor technologies, and blood groups and transfusion.
Recent publications by Franz L. Dickert include:
Frequent coauthors who have collaborated with Franz L. Dickert include:
Their work has been predominantly published in the journals Sensors and Chemosensors, with multiple contributions in Sensors.
Franz L. Dickert;Matthias Tortschanoff;Wolf-Eckhart Bulst;Gerhard Fischerauer
Oliver Hayden;Peter A. Lieberzeit;Dieter Blaas;Franz L. Dickert
Franz L. Dickert;Oliver Hayden;Roland Bindeus;Karl-J. Mann
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Franz L Dickert;Oliver Hayden
O. Hayden;F. L. Dickert
Michael Jenik;Romana Schirhagl;Christian Schirk;Oliver Hayden
Peter A. Lieberzeit;Franz L. Dickert
Oliver Hayden;Karl‐J. Mann;Stefan Krassnig;Franz L. Dickert
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F. L. Dickert;Peter Forth;Peter Lieberzeit;Matthias Tortschanoff
Franz L. Dickert;Oliver Hayden;Konstantinos P. Halikias
F.L Dickert;P Lieberzeit;M Tortschanoff
Oliver Hayden;Roland Bindeus;Claudia Haderspöck;Karl-Jürgen Mann
Adnan Mujahid;Adeel Afzal;Franz L. Dickert
Gerald M Birnbaumer;Peter A Lieberzeit;Lukas Richter;Romana Schirhagl
Adnan Mujahid;Peter A. Lieberzeit;Franz L. Dickert
Franz L. Dickert;Alexander Haunschild
Franz L. Dickert;Uwe P. A. Bäumler;Helen Stathopulos
Franz L. Dickert;Helga Besenböck;Matthias Tortschanoff
Romana Schirhagl;Peter A. Lieberzeit;Franz L. Dickert
Romana Schirhagl;Usman Latif;Usman Latif;Dagmar Podlipna;Hans Blumenstock
U. Wolff;F.L. Dickert;G.K. Fischerauer;W. Greibl
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