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.
News
Houska Preis – Publikumspreis HSF: TU Wien – Parkinson-on-Chip
Houskapreis 2020 der B&C Privatstiftung: 3. Platz/Publikumspreis in der Kategorie "Hochschulforschung" Institut: TU Wien - Institut für Angewandte Synthesechemie Projektleiter: Univ.-Prof. DI Dr. Peter Ertl Projekt: Parkinson-on-a-Chip: Erfassung neurodegenerativer…
Houskapreis of B&C Privatstiftung
We are in the final round of the Houskapreis voting! Check out and vote for Sarahs awesome project: Parkinson-on-a-Chip: Recording of neurodegenerative processes in a midbrain-on-a-chip model
Macrophages eating Nanoparticles
Differenatiated Macrophages feasting on ZnO2 nanoparticles: macrophage-feast Click me!
New Book Chapter in Advances in Biochemical Engineering/Biotechnology
Check out our chapter: Emerging Biosensor Trends in Organ-on-a-Chip
Online EuroOoC in Graz!
We are now all together at our conference hotel in Graz and participate online in the EuroOoC! We are looking forward for Barbara's and Sarah's talk! https://euroocs.eu/
New FFG Project – Transcell – Transport lebender 3D Zellkulturen mittels Biochip
We are looking forward to our new FFG project Transcell (how to ship 3D living cell culture) with our partners from SAICO and MedUni Graz.
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