Microfluidics | ETH Zurich

Welcome

We are a research group at ETH Zurich

LATEST NEWS

"The Light in the Channel" by Julie Probst

The 16th edition of the MaP Graduate Symposium, which took place on 14 & 15 June 2021, announced the Winner of the Art of Science...

Broad-band absorption spectroscopy in picoliter droplets

Julie Probst, a final-year Ph.D. student in the deMello group at ETH Zürich, has shown for the first time that broad-band absorption...

Speeding up enzyme screening

Enzymes are versatile and critical in a diverse range of industrial applications. Unfortunately, they are not perfect, and enzymes with...

PhD public presentation by Alessia Villois

Temperature-controlled microfluidics to study thermodynamics and kinetics of biomolecular self-assembly

Discovery of novel MOF growth pathways using microfluidics

Out-of-equilibrium MOF nucleation in microfluidics combined with molecular dynamics simulations unveils new crystallization pathways...

We are interested in ...

the development of microfluidic devices for analytical and bio-analytical applications

ultra-sensitive optical detection techniques
nanofluidic reaction systems for chemical synthesis
segmented flow microfluidics for high-throughput biology
novel methods for nanoparticle synthesis
the exploitation of semiconducting materials in diagnostic applications

WHAT WE DO

Our research group is engaged in a broad range of activities in the general area of microfluidics and nanoscale science

MEET THE TEAM

We are a super international team with members from over 15 countries

OPEN POSITION

Join our group and discover the possibility! Latest open positions for PhD and Postdoc are published here. We also welcome intelligent and self-motivated students to perform a semester or degree project