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September 2008
17-9-2008
Joint Research Projects: Neuroprobes
Within the scope of the joint research project Neuroprobes, Micronit has developed the second generation of glass microneedle arrays, equipped with locally insulated electrodes. The current set of microneedle arrays are equipped with needles that are up to 7.5 mm long and which have a cross section of 200 to 300 μm by 100 μm. More . . . . .
Feature Spotlight: Locally Insulated Electrodes
Electrodes embedded into a microfluidics chip can be used to make electrical contact with gas and fluids. Micronit has perfected a method to locally insulate these contact electrodes using a thin oxide layer on top of the electrodes. These electrodes can be useful for several applications, such as pumping and valving. More . . . . .
Microfluidics in Medicine
The ageing of people in the western world asks for better and cheaper diagnostic and therapeutic devices in order to improve the quality of life. Micronit has developed microfluidic devices for companies in these markets. Key advantages of microfluidics are the efficiency in workflow and the low cost of the analysis. More . . . . .
MicroTAS 2008
On October 12-16, 2008, it is time for the MicroTAS conference held in San Diego, USA. One of the most important conferences in microfluidics gives the opportunity for sharing new ideas and technologies. Micronit will exhibit its new product platforms and developments and present a poster. Come visit us in booth # 15. More . . . . .
Job Vacancy: USA Sales Executive
To get the most out of the rapidly growing market for lab-on-a-chip products, Micronit is looking for an enthousiastic and motivated USA (West Coast) based Sales Executive. The sales executive will be responsible for reaching the ambitious sales targets in Micronits growth plans in the U.S. market, and for managing key accounts and prospects. More . . . . .