Research interests
I lead the research group EMBLA, Enabling Microtechnologies for Biomedical and Life science Applications. Our research is focused on translating microsystems and microfluidic solutions to applications within the life sciences with a special interest on research related to micro/nano fabrication and processing of new materials. In projects funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation, the European Research Council and VR, we focus specifically on organs-on-chip and droplet-based .
We are located at the Ångström Laboratory at Uppsala University where we have direct access to 2,000 m2 state-of-the-art clean room facility that is part of the Swedish research infrastructure Myfab. The lab comprises advanced equipment for fabrication and characterisation of micro- and nanostructures. At Ångström, we also have access to the AM@Å labs including 3D printers for polymers and metals.
Since 2016 we also run a local unit within SciLifeLab called Customized Microfluidics. Our mission is to advance Swedish life science research by providing support in design and fabrication of microfluidic systems customized for your specific research needs. For more information and contact details, please visit our homepage.
Group members
Maria Tenje – PI
Karin Magnusson – Project Coordinator
Gaia Alyasin – Project Administrator
Sofia Johansson – Senior Researcher
Gabriel Werr – Research Engineer
Sagar Agnihotri – Postdoc
Neeraj Katiyar – Postdoc
Pradipta Kr Das – Postdoc
Sui Man (Nicole) Luk – Postdoc
Qian Shi – PhD student
Astrid Olivefors – PhD student
Dimitra Valadorou – PhD student
Tora Godow Bratt – PhD student
Samuel Wulfert – PhD student
Contact
018-471 70 61