MCS researchers are the winner of the Art in Microtechnology Award at MEMS 2023A group of MCS researchers led by Erwin Berenschot and Niels Tas participated in the annual MEMS conference in Munich. Their submission, Contours of Gizeh, was selected as the winner of the Art in Microtechnology award at MEMS 2023. The image depicts pyramidal templates etched in silicon by a lateral self-aligned fractal fabrication scheme and replicated in silicon nitride nanowires by corner lithography.Read more
Microfluidic Jet Splashing ChartedWhile preparing the Bubble-Gun system for actual skin injections using hydrogels, our researchers discovered distinct impact behavior based on jet characteristics and material stiffness. As the vast majority of (microfluidic)jet impact behavior was still uncharted territory, the Bubble-Gun team decided to map and explore the boundaries of these impact regimes. The paper “Microfluidic jet impact: spreading, splashing, soft substrate deformation and injection” summarizes this work and is published in the Journal of Colloid and Interface Science.Read more
MCS researchers are the winner of the Art in Microtechnology Award at MEMS 2023
Microfluidic Jet Splashing Charted
MCS publishes in Soft Matter
Microstructures on the surface and in the bulk of sapphire substrates
MCS publishes in ACS Applied Nano Materials
MCS published in Analytical Chemistry
MCS publishes in Nanoscale Research Letters
MCS publishes in ACS OMEGA
David Fernandez Rivas joins Young Academy Europe
MCS publishes in Ultrasonics Sonochemistry
Process intensification education for achieving sustainable development goals
BuBble Gun team appears on National TV (RTL EditieNL)
