The research group
Our research interests include the development of (bio)assays and lab-on-a-chip systems for the multilevel sensing of in vitro & in vivo tissue structures.
An important aspect of our research is concerned with the heterogeneous integration of micro- and nanosensors, miniaturized fluid handling systems and electronic components to establish higher level system architectures needed for automated organ-on-a-chip systems.
automated, miniaturized and integrated systems to monitor dynamic cell responses
Latest
Multi-Sphere Biochip – NEW GENERATION DRUG SCREENING
The newly developed “Multi-Sphere Biochip” enables the production of more realistic 3-D cell culture models. This provides significantly faster and ...
Our article featured as content highlight in Lab on a Chip
Our article entitled “Recent advances in microfluidic technologies for cell-to-cell interaction studies” was recenty featured as a content highlight in ...
At the first European Organ-on-a-Chip Conference
The extremely interdisciplinary field of OoC research is rapidly growing while new and innovative systems are constantly being developed. However, ...
Plenary lecture at the Micronano System Workshop 2018
MSW is the Nordic forum for microsystems and nanotechnology. It offers an overview of Nordic academic and industrial research into ...
The CellChip Group is part of the Austrian Cluster of Tissue Regeneration.
http://www.tissue-regeneration.at
Univ. Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Peter Ertl is the spokesperson for the Austrian Microfluidics Initiative.
https://www.bionanonet.at/austrian-microfluidics-initiative