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While the European Chemical Agency (ECHA) is banning the use of fluorochemicals because of their detrimental effects on the environment and health, the European Commission (EC) has launched the European Chips Act to bring semiconductor manufacturing back to Europe.

The µFlow Cell of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is happy to share that it is a subcontractor of Redwire Space NV in a 14 million euro contract to design, develop, and qualify the 3D BioSystem on the International Space Station (ISS).

We are happy to share that VUB has awarded 3 UNIVERSITAS scholarships to further intensify our cooperation with CUHAS in Tanzania. It will allow 1 master and 2 PhD students to come to Belgium and obtain their degree at VUB. Together with the School of Public Health of Prof.

Vortex Technology makes uses of external forces (electric or acoustic) to induce vortices in microfluidic channels. It was developed and patented by the µFlow Cell team of prof. Wim De Malsche as part of his ERC Starting Grant project EVODIS.

With support of VLIR-UOS, a team of µFlow Cell travelled to Ethiopia to install the SIMPAQ (Single Image Quantification of Parasites in Stool) at the parasitology lab of Jimma University.

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With support of VLIR-UOS, the teams of Prof. Wim De Malsche of VUB and Prof. Bruno Levecke of UGent have started a 2 year cooperation with the team of Prof. Zeleke Mekonnen of Jimma University in Ethiopia.

You want to work at the forefront of microfluidics research, using latest state-of-the-art microfabrication techniques?  µFlow Cell has vacancies for one Research Engineer Microfluidics, one PhD Scholarship Acoustofluidics and one PhD Scholarship Vortex Chromatography.  To suppor...

Innoviris has approved a 1 million euro grant to support vortex chromatography innovation by a multidisciplinary team of VUB, ULB and UZ Brussel researchers, coordinated by the µFlow Cell. Vortex chromatography makes use of externally induced lateral flows to enhance separation performance in m...

The Research Foundation – Flanders (FWO) has committed a 2 million euro grant to support acoustofluidics research by a multidisciplinary consortium of VUB, KU Leuven and UHasselt, coordinated by the µFlow Cell.