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Integrated electrical sensing for high-throughput bioanalytics
Miniaturized and stand-alone assays hold the promise to revolutionize individualized medicine, especially so in the form of liquid biopsy tests and cellular samples manipulation systems, but they currently suffer from various drawbacks, such as the lack of throughput, stability and manufacturability. Our most significant achievements include lab-on-chip/CMOS integration solutions and a novel technology for microfluidic-embedded microsensors that represent unique and highly exploitable technologies. By leveraging multiple collaborations with clinical partners, my lab succeeded in developing innovative analytical solutions in the field of molecular analytics and in the area of single-cell manipulation and characterization on chip.