The five PhD candidates from UTwente in Enschede
Lena Sophie Koch
Heleen Middelkamp
Carlos Cuartas-Vélez
José Rivera Arbelaez
Mariia Zakharova
Cristina Gontan
Versatile reporter systems for organs-on-a-chip
Eva Niggl
Investigating Angelman Syndrome with a brain-on-a-chip
Marlen Lauffer
Investigating schizophrenia pathophysiology with brain-on-a-chip
Cayetano Pleguezuelos
Dissecting gut bacteria influence on intestinal cell dynamics using 3D-models
Jens Puschhof
Reassembling the colorectal cancer microenvironment
Mees de Graaf
Brain on a chip and integration with the vasculature
Jeroen Stein
Engineering vascularized human heart on a chip
Dennis Nahon
Modeling of inflammation and neurodegeneration on a chip
Laura Windt
Myocardial infarction on a chip
Dhanesh Kasi
Brain vessel -on-a-chip for migraine and stroke
Michel Hu
Brain cortex-on-a-chip to study disease mechanisms in migraine
Jean-Philippe Frimat
Brain region interaction-on-a-chip to study migraine and Huntington’s disease
Hande Aydogmus
Integrated Sensing in Si/polymer-based Organ-on-Chip Platforms
Milica Dostanic
Integrated read-out for Organ-on-Chip platforms
Paul Motreuil-Ragot
Mechanical Actuation and Stimulation in Si/polymer-based Organs-on-Chip platforms
Renée Moerkens
The role of the intestinal epithelial barrier in celiac disease and other gastrointestinal diseases.
Joram Mooiweer
Modeling the intestinal barrier to study the function of celiac disease genes on-a-chip
Jelle Slager
Studying the role of the microbiome in celiac disease in a gut-on-chip
Kieu Le
Towards a Gut-to-Endothelium platform to model Sepsis-on-chip
Wesley Buijsman
High-Density Organs-on-Chips
Mariia Zakharova
Multiplexing and scaling of organ-on-chip engineering
Lena Sophie Koch
Gut-brain axis on a chip
Heleen Middelkamp
Bleeding Organs-on-Chips
José Rivera Arbelaez
3D Cardiac Vascularization using Integrated Functional Sensors on-chip
Carlos Cuartas Velez
Optical Coherence Tomography for Monitoring Organs-on-Chips