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Jack Rosenfeld

Jack Rosenfeld works in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine and he is responsible for the creation of AutoSPAD: A Low-Cost, Fully Automated Device that Provides a 10-2000 fold increase in sensitivity of High-End, High-Cost Analytical Instrumentation. This device is essential for any new drug development, and it’s automated for efficiency. The sensitivity of the equipment is ppq for the detection of highly bioactive compounds (drugs/toxins at low conc.) End-users of this device are Pharmaceutical companies, Environmental, Academic Research, and Instrumentation Industry. The plus point of this instrument is that it is essentially an add-on to an HPLC, Mass Spec, etc. This in turn will allow buyers to save much money on new equipment costs (5k vs 500k). To read more about Rosenfeld, and for his contact information, click here.

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