Flow control system for organ-on-a-chip applicationOrgan-on-a-chip systems can be used for many different applications, e.g. by creating miniscule models of the nose, mouth, eyes and lungs to understand how COVID-19 invades the human body. Joost Lötters, professor of Microfluidic handling systems at the University of Twente and Science Officer at Bronkhorst High Tech, has been working on flow control systems for organ-on-a -hip, in collaboration with Pim de Haan, Jean-Paul Mulder and Sabeth Verpoorte, from the Verpoorte group at Rijksuniveristeit Groningen.Read more
UT invention in Laser Focus World's top 20It’s typically the time of the year for ‘technology watchers’ to look back and make rankings of the most promising technology innovations of the past year. ‘Laser Focus World’ magazine did this as well, resulting in a UT invention that is ending high in their optics/photonics top 20. It is the on-chip ‘optocoupler’, connecting two worlds on one and the same chip. In this way, for example, very sensitive electronics can be connected to high-power electronics. Or photonics can be combined with electronics. The invention, by Ray Hueting and Anne-Johan Annema, was in the news beginning of this year.Read more
Flow control system for organ-on-a-chip application
UT invention in Laser Focus World's top 20
BSc degrees
New R&D partnership with Salland Engineering
Beer tasting and lecture as social activity
Marcin Hajlasz receives PhD degree
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Cora Salm - Senior University Teacher Qualification
Joost Lötters awarded with PIHC 2017 voucher
SC group at Semicon Europa exhibition
Groups MSS and SC merge- Merging of the MSS and SC groups
