History of Lyophilizers and Freeze Dryers
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Before finding your lab, lyophilizers and freeze dryers underwent a long history of development to offer the capabilities they have today. Jump To: The Invention of Lyophilizers and Freeze Dryers How Have Lyophilizers and Freeze Dryers Changed Over Time? Choose New Life Scientific for Affordable Lyophilizers and Freeze Dryers The Invention of Lyophilizers and Freeze Dryers While which civilization invented freeze-drying proves challenging for researchers to determine, we know that ancient societies, such as the Peruvian Incas, removed water from food before freezing it for preservation. By 1890, scientist Albert Altmann in Germany was able to freeze-dry pieces of organs using sublimation for drying, not just freezing. The modern lyophilizer was invented in 1905, when Benedict and Manning created the first freeze dryer, though they called it a chemical pump. The company designed this machine to dry and preserve blood tissues. In 1906.
Before finding your lab, lyophilizers and freeze dryers underwent a long history of development to offer the capabilities they have today. Jump To: The Invention
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