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).
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 an invited or keynote speaker, followed by two or three regular talks of 20 minutes. - There will be five sessions of oral snapshot oral presentations of posters (2 min. for each poster).
2022 Conference Program : here
2022 Poster Program : here
Keynote speakers 2022
| Ben Feringa, University of Groningen, NL Nobel Prize 2016 | The Art of building small: From molecular switches to motors |
| Pascal Mayer, Alphanosos, FR Breakthrough Prize 2022 | NGS (Next Generation DNA Sequencing): once a “Lémanique” NanoBioTech |
| Emmanuel Delamarche, Spiden AG, CH | Flow control, flow monitoring and other tricks for portable diagnostics |
Invited speakers 2022
| Yi-Chin Toh, Queensland University, AU | Engineering and measuring systemic multi-organ interactions |
| Adrian Nightingale, Southampton University, UK | Like clockwork: Hardcoded droplet microfluidics for in-the-field and point-of-care (bio)chemical monitoring |
| Valentina Cauda, Politecnico di Torino, IT | Stimuli‐responsive hybrid nanomedicines as efficient theranostic tools specifically targeted against cancer |
| Max Hamedi, KTH Stockholm, SE | Democratizing molecular diagnostics |
Regular oral presentations 2022
| Alain Wuethrich The University of Queensland, AU | Tracking Cancer and Immune Overreactions with Nanopillars and Nanofluidics | ||
| Baruch Rofman Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, ISR | Electroosmotic pumping valve for automation of multi-step paper-based assays | ||
| Joshua Johnson Imperial College London, UK | Reconfigurable DNA origami for enhanced detection of miRNA through nanopores | ||
| Jeanne Elisabeth van Dongen University of Twente, NL | Digital single cancer biomarker detection by CRISPR/Cas sensing: Towards dynamic barcoding for CpG methylation quantification | ||
| Benoit Scheid Université Libre de Bruxelles, BE | Raydrop : a universal droplet generator based on a non-embedded « co-flow-focusing » | ||
| Tongsheng Wang Eindhoven University of Technology, NL | Creating metachronal wave with densely packed magnetic artificial cilia | ||
| Yingchao Meng ETH Zürich, CH | Isolation of Small Extracellular Vesicles from Human Blood using Viscoelastic Microfluidics | ||
| Samuel Leitao EPFL, CH | Nanopore-Based Scanning Probe Technology for Controlled-Translocations of DNA | ||
| Micaela Everitt University of Maryland, USA | UTILIZING THERMALLY RESPONSIVE ALKANE PARTITIONS FOR SAMPLE-TO-ANSWER DIAGNOSTICS | ||
| Dina Dorrigiv Montreal Polytechnique, CA | Towards higher throughput with 3D cancer models: an open-space microfluidic platform for cancer drug screening | ||
| Noam Demri Institut Curie, FR | Micro-engineering of Cellular Spheroids and Fibers by Magnetic Patterning and 3D Alignment in Collagen for Muscle-on-Chip | ||
| Nico Overeem University of Twente, NL | Virus Binding on Receptor Density Gradients | ||
| Lorenz Van Hileghem KU Leuven, BE | Self-powered microfluidic cartridge with integrated hollow microneedles for minimally invasive dried blood spot sampling | ||
| Davide Van Assche University of Bordeaux | Droplet microfluidics for multiplexed analysis of the effect of coacervation on enzyme kinetics | ||
| Jiande Zhou EPFL, CH | A new mechanism for Cell triggered Differentiated splitting (CtDS) for deterministic single cell encapsulation | ||
| Federica Caselli University of Rome Tor Vergata | Single-cell impedance cytometry meets neural networks |