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Pierre-Emmanuel Marie Thiriet

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Current work At the crossing of engineering and biology, we are studying the electrical properties of single cells, thus exploring a label free and harmless way of monitoring cell development in vitro.This interdisciplinary project covers all the aspects of the technology development, from the microfabrication to the cell culture on chip, including elecrical impedance measurement and microfluidic.

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Selective Retrieval of Individual Cells from Microfluidic Arrays Combining Dielectrophoretic Force and Directed Hydrodynamic Flow

Electrokinetic microdevices for biological sample processing

Microfluidic systems for in-flow bioanalytes collection