For her master’s thesis, Helena is designing a drug-screening platform for organoids, utilizing 3D microelectrode arrays to investigate how cell clusters respond and interact. We are looking forward to working with her and wish her a wonderful time in our group! [read more]

This year, our team went to Oktoberfest for our annual group event! [read more]

Inolas’ paper on Inkjet-Printed 3D Electrode Arrays for Recording Signals from Cortical Organoids is online! Congratulations to everyone for the hard work and we look forward to the cake. [read more]

Zhuoya project focuses on measuring the networking of hiPSC-derived neurons using fabricated microchannel electrode arrays electrophysiologically and calcium imaging optophysiologically. We are looking forward to working with her and wish her a wonderful time in our group! [read more]

For his bachelor’s thesis he focuses on the investigation of the printing properties of metal inks for the fabrication of 3D Electrodes using inkjet printing. We are looking forward to working with him and wish him a wonderful time in our group! [read more]

Georges' paper on non‐Conductive and Conductive Washable Amylopectin‐Mastic Gum Adhesives for On‐Skin Applications is online! Congratulations to everyone for the hard work and we look forward to the cake. [read more]

We are delighted to welcome two esteemed guests from India to our department. Mr. Gorachand Dutta and Ms. Mukti Mandal, from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, have joined us as part of a collaborative project. During their stay, Gorachand and Mukti will be involved in several projects,… [read more]

Hus’ paper on Laser-patterned epoxy-based 3D microelectrode arrays for extracellular recording is online! Congratulations to everyone for the hard work and we look forward to the cake. [read more]

Alonsos’ paper on Functional Biointerfaces with Origami-on-a-chip online! Congratulations to everyone for the hard work and we look forward to the cake. [read more]

On July 1 - 3, PhD student Lukas attended the "Cambridge Bioelectronics Symposium 2024" sponsored by the University of Cambridge. Many congrats also for winning the "Advanced Materials Poster Award" for his poster about “A Fabrication Approach for 3D Bioelectronics using Parylene and Laser… [read more]