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Danish engineer wants to modernize the Nordic region’s biobanks

Biological samples are destroyed, lost and affected by temperature fluctuations more often than many people realize, according to German-Danish engineer Hans-Christoph Paul. Now he wants to see automated biobanks introduced in Sweden before the country falls behind.
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After more than two decades working with storage technology, Hans-Christoph Paul has developed a new automated platform for biological samples designed to keep them continuously stored and handled at minus 80°C.

Speaking at New Horizons in Biologics & Bioprocessing

Next week, Hans-Christoph Paul will be one of the speakers at Life Science Sweden’s event New Horizons in Biologics & Bioprocessing.

When? May 28, 2026
Where? Copenhagen

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