Bomhard, Sibylle vonSibylle vonBomhardSchramm, JonasJonasSchrammBleul, ReginaReginaBleulThiermann, RaphaelRaphaelThiermannHöbel, PeterPeterHöbelKrtschil, UlrichUlrichKrtschilLöb, PatrickPatrickLöbMaskos, MichaelMichaelMaskos2022-03-052022-03-052019https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/25848710.1002/ceat.201900115Nanoparticular materials have a great potential in various fields including technical and biomedical applications; to meet the specific requirements, a good control over the particle characteristics is mandatory. Addressing this, a modular system for the automated and continuous synthesis, workup, and analysis of a broad range of nanoparticles was developed. Application examples of inorganic (silica) and organic (polymersomes, niosomes) nanoparticles demonstrate the versatility of the production platform. Modules for downstream processing via a falling‐film microreactor or tangential flow filtration are presented. The hydrodynamic size as a key parameter is acquired in real time, with an inline dynamic light scattering device. All modules are controlled and operated by a process control system.en660journal article