The full program of 2026 edition of the Conference will be published in mid-September.

The full program of previous edition, 2025, including posters, is available here

  • The conference takes place from Monday morning 9:00 to Wednesday at 13:00
  • A reception (drinks + pickles) is organized on Sunday evening (18:00 – 20:00) in the lobby of the hotel. The registration desk is open and posters can be already displayed in the poster area.
  • The traditional conference dinner takes place on Monday at 19:30 (included in registration fees, as well as lunches on Monday and Tuesday).
  • During the conference, there are no parallel sessions. The objective is to keep all participants together and allow them sharing their experience. Each oral session starts with a keynote of an invited speaker, followed by two or three regular talks.
  • There will be 5 sessions of oral snapshot oral presentations of posters (2 min. for each poster).
  • Three poster prizes are awarded at the end of the conference.
     

2026 Keynote and invited speakers

Shoji Takeuchi, University of Tokyo, JP (KEYNOTE)Biohybrid Robotics: From Microfluidic Tissues to Living Machines
Sally Peyman, Heriot-Watt University, UKDecoding the fibrotic fortress of pancreatic cancer; towards next generation in vitro tumour modelling
Tom Kamperman, IamFluidics, NLFrom Friday afternoon experiments to biopharma tech company
Anke Lindner, ESPCI, FRtitle tba
Francesca Bragheri, IFN-CNR, ITIntegrated glass photonics for cell manipulation and illumination in super-resolution microscopy
Armand Ajdari, Arkema, FRtitle tba
Eva Blasco, Heidelberg University, DEtitle tba

2026 Oral presentations

Martin Hernan
Technical University of Munich, DE
3D Sculpting in a circular outlet, through a multi-step nozzle tip, of multi-material in particle fabrication for amplified assay analysis
Rik van Haaften
Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
Integrating Continuous Microdialysis and Continuous Protein Sensing: A Theoretical Framework for System Design
Alexander Mason
University of Wollongong, AU
DIB-BOT: an open-source droplet robot for building biomimetic compartments, from single-molecule biophysics to stem-cell guidance
Alexandre Avaro
Ecole Polytechnique, FR
Multi-material 4D printing of pre-programmed 3D microstructures
Federica Caselli
University of Rome Tor Vergata, IT
Fast fourteen-frequency impedance spectroscopy of single erythrocytes and yeast cells in flow
Lucile Alexandre
CNRS, INSERM et Université Paris Cité, FR
Microfluidics fusion of EVs and LNPs for engineering of biomimetic hybrid RNA nanovectors
Temple Douglas
International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, PT
Microwave cytometry to measure resistant and susceptible cell phenotype upon drug exposure
Utku Devamoglu
University of Twente, NL
Vascularized fibrosis-on-chip model integrating disease-relevant microenvironmental cues
Chelsea Violita Stanley
Nanyang Technological University, SG
Radical polymerization-amplified digital single-molecule immunoassay to reveal cytokine dynamics in dermal interstitial fluid
Jonathan West
University of Southampton, UK
Microfluidic strategies for investigating protein dynamics
Elliot Lopez-Vince
Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
A porous perfusable polysaccharide hydrogel to study tumor development in a vascularized environment
Naoki Uno
Nagasaki University, JP
Droplet digital cell PCR technology for quantification of human leucocytes containing genes of interest
Muhammad Usman Akhtar
Technical University of Munich, DE
Quad-core amphiphilic particles (qcaps) for multiplexed detection of cardiovascular biomarkers
*** more to be announced in mid-September ***

Keynote and invited speakers of the previous edition, 2025

Yoon-Kyoung Cho, UNIST, KR   (KEYNOTE)Centrifugal Discs and Droplet Microfluidics for Precision Diagnostics
Liesbet Geris, KU Leuven and Univ. de Lièges, BE (KEYNOTE)Modeling Complexity: In Silico–In Vitro Synergies for Understanding and Engineering Regeneration
Ashleigh Theberge, Washington University, USABioanalytical Systems for Translational Research: From Microscale Cell Culture Platforms to Biofluid Self-sampling Tools
David Issadore, University of Pennsylvania, USAOptofluidic Droplet Assays for High-Throughput, Multiplexed Quantification and Sorting of Single Extracellular Vesicles at Single-Molecule Resolution
Nako Nakastuka, EPFL, CHNanoscale DNA-Based Biosensors to Decode the Brain
Marc Madou, Tecnológico de Monterrey, MX (KEYNOTE)Listening to Trees in the Myawaki Forest Using Redox Amplifiers

Oral presentations of the previous edition, 2025

Etienne Boulais, MIT, USPrecise Transport Models for Investigating Lipid Nanoparticle Self- Assembly in Microfluidic Mixers
Jana Hecking, University of Twente, NLMulti-Heart Plate – Tissue Engineered hiPSC Based Cardiac Chambers for Volumetric Performance Measurements
Elise Bou, Univ.Grenoble-Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP , FRFast, Controlled Magnetophoretic 2D Transport of Magnetic Nanoparticles on
Simple Micro-patterned Substrates in Passive Micro-fluidic Chips
Simon Sayer, UpNano GmbH & TU Wien, ATImmune Niche-on-a-chip Enabled by in Situ High-resolution 3D Printing
François-Xavier Gauci, CNRS-Institut de Physique de Nice, FRBiomimetic Leaf-on-cheap to Investigate Embolism in Plants
Fred Jordan, FinalSpark, CHNeuroplatform: Internet access to Brain Organoids for Research in Biocomputing
Enrico Turato, Lund University, SEPassive Viscoelastic Fluidic Components
Sagar Agnihotri, Uppsala University, SEDroplet Microfluidics with Image Texture-based Detection of Bacterial Heteroresistance in Isolates from Bloodstream Infections
Vladimir Sincari, Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry CAS, CZMicrofluidic Fabrication of Smart Gel-Core Giant Unilamellar Vesicles Responsive to Tumor Microenvironment pH (~6.7) for Biomedical Applications
Annina Stuber, ETH Zürich, CHDouble-pore Aptamer-functionalized Nanopipettes Towards Multiplexed Neurotransmitter Sensing
Hans Wyss, TU Eindhoven, NLMicrofluidic Platform for Controlled Generation and Trapping of Membraneless Water-in-Water Droplets
Nicolai Winter-Hjelm, ETH Zürich, CHEngineered Neural systems to Investigate Mechanisms and Network Adaptations in Neurodegenerative Diseases
Radhika Nambannor Kunnath, Chalmers University of Technology, SEHigh-throughput Optical DNA Mapping for Bacterial Diagnostics
Andrew Hanna, University of Pennsylvania, USAutomated and Parallelized Microfluidic Generation of Large and Precisely-defined Lipid Nanoparticle Libraries
Riccardo Reale, University of Rome Tor Vergata, ITTackling Syringe Sedimentation in Nano- and Bio- manufacturing: An Integrated Modelling and Hardware Approach
Muhammad Zia Ullah Khan, Technical University of Munich, DESingle Immune-Cancer Cell Interaction Profiling in a Parallelized Multi- Trap Microfluidic Device
Trevor Kalkus, Heidelberg University, DE Enabling the Next Generation of Soft Robotics by 3D Printing Complex Iontronics
Govind Kaigala, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, CAIn Situ Phenotype-Guided Platform for Multi-Modal Spatiotemporal Profiling of Live Cells