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Research

Emerging research topics
▪ Introduction
▪ Development of biosensing probes for the study of parameters involved in migraine
▪ Development of a novel dialysis probe for the study of migraine (Spinoza Collaboration)
▪ Capacitive deionization
Electrochemical systems
▪ Amperometric detection of hydrogen peroxide in exhaled breath condensate
▪ Radio Antenna Technology
▪ Fertility-chip, point-of-care semen analyzer using a lab-on-a-chip
▪ Hybridization detection using e-DNA
▪ Liquid Chromatography/on-chip-electrochemistry/mass-spectromety in (bio) analytical chemistry, drug metabolism and proteomics
▪ Microfluidics and electronics for the nanopill
▪ Radio Antenna Technology for online fingerprinting of water
▪ Former analysis systems and sensors projects
Nanosensing and Technology
▪ Current projects
▪ Publications
▪ Image gallery
▪ Silicon nanowires
▪ Silicon nanowires with Si-C monolayers
▪ DNA hybridization sensor
▪ Surface enhanced Raman scattering
▪ Surface plasmon resonance imaging
▪ Microchannel DNA fragmentation
Cells on chips
▪ BLM and microfluidics
▪ BLM experimentation towards a better understanding of (electro)pore formation
▪ Brainstorm (EU project, FP7-ICT 215486)
▪ Cell Electroporation
▪ Microfluidic or miniaturized platform for (single) cell electroporation
▪ Microfluidic platform to screen the toxicity of nanoparticles on the organism
▪ Microfluidics for ART
▪ Microfluidics for Single Cell Analysis
▪ Miniaturized platform for electroporation of cell monolayers
▪ SECM characterization of functional cells and microtissues
▪ Cancer research on chip
▪ Electrofusion of B-cells and cancer cells on chip
▪ A schematic overview of the blood-brain barrier
▪ NanoScan: Nano Single Cell Analysis
Micro- and nanofluidics
▪ Micro- and nanofluidics -GENERAL
▪ Densely packed nanoemulsions for liquid chromatography
▪ Development of a point-of-care device for patients with chronic kidney disease
▪ Energy from streaming potential using nanotechnology – 1
▪ Energy from streaming potential using nanotechnology – 2
▪ Nanofluidic devices for the fractionation and separation of biomolecules
▪ Attoliter droplets for the investigation of single biomolecules
▪ Old micro-/nanofluidics projects