
Microfluidic chip for bioassays
Having a hard time reproducing the phototactic behavior of your favorite microalgae? Read Taha's article here. Image by Julien Husson.
We use microfluidics as a means to study biological mechanisms at the cellular level, and to answer questions at the interface between fluid mechanics and biology. Along the way, we also develop novel microfluidic platforms enhancing our technical abilities. For more details, see the research page.