Instrumental analytics, opens an external URL in a new window is the field of analytical chemistry that performs the analysis of the to be analysed substance by use of modern analytical equipment. The questions can be of a variety of nature, ranging from simple standard analysis to highly complex studies. Compared to classical wet-chemical methods, the methods of the instrumental analysis are characterised by the fact that the measurements are fast, precise, selective and carried out with smallest sample quantities due to the help of state-of-the-art analysers.

The analytical tools have been continuously developed and updated over the past decades. As a consequence, in addition to the state-of-the-art equipment, competent specialists are required to operate the tools and to be able to evaluate the acquired data precisely.

The AIC of the TU Wien bundles high-tech analytical equipment and corresponding expertise in the fields of biology, surface and trace analysis, as well as vibrational spectroscopy. The detailed equipment of the center according to the subject areas can be found under the following links:

If you are looking for an analytical technique that are not listed, please contact us and describe your request. We are pleased to find the right specialist for you.

For phase or structural analysis, please contact the X-ray center of the TU Wien.