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
Article published in Micromachines
Our review of synthetic biology on chip, entitled “The Usual Suspects 2019: of Chips, Droplets, Synthesis, and Artificial Cells” has ...
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 ...
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