Microfluidic devices for medical applications (Loes Segerink, UTwente)

Keynote-spreker op Lab Technology 2023-03-06T15:47:00+00:00

Microfluidic devices for medical applications.

Using dimensions that are smaller than the size of a human hair can offer advantages. Microfluidic system consists of µm-sized structures and can be beneficial for medical applications. In this lecture some medical applications of microfluidic systems are shown, like organ-on-chip, microfluidics for early cancer diagnostics and lab on chips for fertility issues.

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Loes Segerink

About the speaker

During her PhD project, Loes Segerink developed a point-of-care semen analyser system that measures the concentration and motility of spermatozoa in human semen. After 4 years, she successfully defended this work and its impact has been recognized by the Simon Stevin Leerling award (2011), Simon Stevin Gezel award (2012), and enormous media exposure. After a postdoc visit at KTH in Sweden, she obtained a Veni grant to develop new techniques to assess and select spermatozoa for assisted reproductive technologies. In 2014 she started as assistant professor and became full professor in 2021.

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