Micronit Microtechnologies B.v.

Universiteit Leiden

Micronit Holding B.v.

Enzyre B.v.

Elwin Xander Vrouwe

Marinus Bernardus Olde Riekerink

Marko Theodoor Blom

Johannes Teunis Zuilhof

Ronny Van't Oever

Rui Pedro Rijo Da Costa Carvalho

Johannes Oonk

Michael Keith Richardson

Manjeet Dhindsa

Eric Marijn Wielhouwer

Sidharam Pundlik Pujari

Henrieke Anne Meijer

Ronny Van 'T Oever

The invention relates to a device (), comprising:

Device and method for activating a capillary-stop valve of a device

A process for the modification of a solid material, said process comprising contacting a surface of the solid material comprising nucleophilic groups with a hydrosilane in a first step to produce a hydrosilanized surface, and contacting said hydrosilanized surface with at least one alkene and/or alkyne under irradiation with visible and/or ultraviolet light in a second step.

Photochemical modification of a solid surface

A biological microfluidics chip comprising a substrate, a microfluidic inlet port defining an opening in a surface of the substrate, and a microfluidic outlet port defining an opening in a surface of the substrate. The biological microfluidics chip also comprises a plurality of wells extending from a top surface of the substrate, wherein each well is bounded by one or more walls, and an inlet opening and an outlet opening are provided in a wall of each of the plurality of wells. An inlet microfluidic channel is provided in the substrate to connect the microfluidic inlet port to each of the inlet openings in the walls of the wells, and an outlet microfluidic channel is provided in the substrate to connect each of the outlet openings in the walls of the wells to the microfluidic outlet port.

Biological microfluidics chip and related methods

Growing community of inventors

Enschede, Netherlands

Elwin Xander Vrouwe