1. Second DFG discussion meeting “chemical and biochemical process control”

   • G. Gauglitz

   Editorial Pages: 337 - 337

2. Fast chromatographic separation techniques as competitors to chemical and biochemical sensor systems

   • Karl Cammann
   • Wolfgang Kleiböhmer
   • Frank Zuther

   Lectures Pages: 338 - 345

3. New monoclonal antibodies to triazine herbicides

   • J. Mangler
   • M. G. Weller
   • B. Schloßhauer

   Lectures Pages: 346 - 348

4. Quartz crystal microbalance for immunosensing

   • C. Kößlinger
   • S. Drost
   • H. Wolf

   Lectures Pages: 349 - 354

5. Design of new integrated optical substrates for immuno-analytical applications

   • G. Gauglitz
   • J. Ingenhoff

   Lectures Pages: 355 - 359

6. Optimised layer systems for immunosensors based on the RIFS transducer

   • A. Brecht
   • G. Gauglitz

   Lectures Pages: 360 - 366

7. Use of neural networks in on-line analysis

   • Josef Göppert
   • Wolfgang Rosenstiel

   Lectures Pages: 367 - 371

8. Surface and bulk interactions of organic molecules with calixarene layers

   • Klaus-Dieter Schierbaum
   • Andreas Gerlach
   • Hermann J. Roth

   Lectures Pages: 372 - 379

9. ZnO-thin film chemical sensors

   • J. Müller
   • S. Weißenrieder

   Lectures Pages: 380 - 384

10. Numerical modeling and characterization of Electrolyte/Insulator/Semiconductor sensor systems

    • W. Treichel
    • M. Ullrich
    • R. Ferretti

    Lectures Pages: 385 - 390

11. Capacitive sensor system for measurement of temperature and humidity

    • B. Oertel
    • Th. Hübert
    • U. Banach

    Lectures Pages: 391 - 393

12. Integrated-optic ammonia sensor

    • Rainer Klein
    • Edgar Voges

    Lectures Pages: 394 - 398

13. Application and comparison of algorithms for the evaluation of interferograms

    • G. Kraus
    • G. Gauglitz

    Lectures Pages: 399 - 402