NanoBio Surfaces and Interfaces in Healthcare and Science
organsied by Vision Dynamics, Enschede, NL
From the website: "The aim of the workshop is to connect academic business initiatives to prospective academic and corporate customers in the field of nanotechnology (physics, chemistry, bio, food). The basic premise is that early academic business initiatives find early adopters of their prototypes and products, amongst their PhD level peers."
1st keynote speaker;
Albert van den Berg UT/MIRA
Diagnostics and point-of-care trends and future, incl. organ on chip as pharmaceutical screening tool and cell model studies
Menno Prins, TU/e
Biosensing based on particles and single-molecule methods
Jules Keyzer, Diagnostiek voor U
Human diagnostic trends, service, quality and costs
Andre Immink, Philips Handheld Diagnostics
Andre Immink, Philips Handheld Diagnostics
Troponin I point of care test
Jonas Tegenfeldt, Lund Univ.
Jonas Tegenfeldt, Lund Univ.
Nano and microfluidics for diagnostics
Nuno Reis, Biosurfit
Nuno Reis, Biosurfit
spinit – minilab for rapid blood testing
Han Gardeniers, UT/MESA+
Han Gardeniers, UT/MESA+
Microfluidics with proteins
Filip Delport, Fox Diagnostics
Filip Delport, Fox Diagnostics
A Fast Assay for Infliximab Detection in serum using Fiber- Optic Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor
Maurizio Ventre, IIT/Univ. Naples
Maurizio Ventre, IIT/Univ. Naples
Mastering Material-Cytoskeleton crosstalk to Engineering biological tissues in vitro
Hans Bouwmeester, Waageningen UR
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Hans Bouwmeester, Waageningen UR
Human gut-on-a-chip as a model for bioavailability and biotransformation studies
Norman Munroe, Florida International Univ.
Norman Munroe, Florida International Univ.
Tailoring the corrosion and biological response of novel biomaterials
Roman Truckenmüller, MERLN Maastricht
Roman Truckenmüller, MERLN Maastricht
The Organ on a Chip Company
2nd keynote speaker
2nd keynote speaker
Govind V. Kaigala, IBM Research Laboratory, Zurich
Microfluidic probe technology for tissue and cell micro processing
3rd keynote speaker
3rd keynote speaker
Ben Lich, FEICo
Recent Electron Microscopy developments : from 2D to 3D, for cellular architecture to near atomic macromolecular structure analysis
Valery Taly, Univ. Paris Descartes
Valery Taly, Univ. Paris Descartes
From droplet based microfluidics to digital PCR: the development of a new tool for cancer patient follow up
Sabeth Verpoorte, RUG
Sabeth Verpoorte, RUG
Monitoring Cellular Micromotion in Endothelial Cell Layers using a Microfluidic/Photonic Approach
Maarten Jongsma, Waageningen UR
Maarten Jongsma, Waageningen UR
Lead compound discovery by coupling LCMS to microfluidic cell assays
Richard B.M. Schasfoort, IBIS Technologies BV
Richard B.M. Schasfoort, IBIS Technologies BV
Functional epitope discovery for potential therapeutic antibody- based lead candidates using high throughput label-free screening technologies
Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez, Glasgow Univ.
Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez, Glasgow Univ.
Polymers for nanoscale assembly of proteins at interfaces
Wolfgang Parak , Univ. Marburg
Wolfgang Parak , Univ. Marburg
Interaction of colloids with cells
Dorothee Wasserberg, UT
Dorothee Wasserberg, UT
Inkjet printing of cell staining reagents for on-chip sample preparation
