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POSTER AWARDS of the previous edition, 2025<\/strong>
In the 2025 poster award ceremony, three awards with each CHF 200.- in cash were distributed.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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The Alain Donzel Award 2025 for the best poster snapshot presentation been attributed to Emmie Schoutens Eindhoven University of Technology, NL, for her poster “Enhancing organ-on-chip platforms with giant magneto-resistive flow<\/em> sensors<\/em>” by S\u00e9verine Le Gac and Jonathan West.<\/p>\n

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The Technology Award 2025 for best poster with innovative technology, sponsored by Lab On Chip Journal, has been attributed to Yimin Yang, Technical University of Munich, DE , for her poster “Lab on Capillary Towards Instrument-free Immunoassay<\/em>” by David Lake (RSC), S\u00e9verine Le Gac, Bastien Venzac, Jonathan West.<\/p>\n

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The Discovery Award 2025 for high potential research, sponsored by Syngenta, has been attributed to Luis Mario Leal Garza, Chalmers University of Technology, SE, for his poster “De novo assembly of yeast genomes using Optical Genome Mapping<\/em>” by S\u00e9verine La Gac, Zane Duxbury (Syngenta), Vittorio Viri (Syngenta)<\/p>\n

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In addition, three “Best Question Awards” have been attributed, one each day, for the best question asked by a young researcher during the oral sessions. Prize: Swiss Chocolate\u00a0<\/p>\n

Awardees<\/span>:
Monday – Etienne Boulais (MIT)
Tuesday – Sandra Hern\u00e1ndez Escobar (EPFL)
Wednesday – Tao Zhang (EPFL) (in the picture above, with Bastien Venzac and Jonas Tegenfeldt<\/em>)<\/p>\n

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Informations for posters<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n