Microfluidics R&D

Includes: Universities, Institutes, Contract Research .

Members of the Microfluidics Consortium.

imec

Imec was founded in 1984 and is today the world’s largest independent research and innovation center for nanoelectronics and digital technology.

As the chip lab of the world, imec drives the advancements that power today’s most cutting-edge technology. By making chips smaller, faster, more affordable, and more sustainable, we tackle the most pressing global challenges, such as climate change, pollution, accessible healthcare, and sustainable food provision. From the chips in your smartphone to the innovations transforming health, automotive, agritech, energy and beyond: imec is shaping the future..

 National Resarch Council of Canada

NRC microfluidic device

The National Research Council of Canada is the Government of Canada’s premier research organization at the federal level. Its Medical Devices Research Centre is home to experts in: biosensors/biochips, microfluidics, molecular labels and novel material architectures, medical photonics, radiofrequency (RF) coil and RF/microwave (MW) antennas and electronics, computer simulation and haptics technologies.  The Medical Devices Research Centre develops small, low cost innovative medical technologies that provide rapid, sensitive, accurate and low-cost solutions aimed at saving lives, reducing the health care burden and stimulating economic opportunities

Non-Member Entries

199 Biotechnologies
Abcellera
acousort
Ajuvis
Alveolix
Arizona State University
ATIP
Austrian National Institute of Technology (Austria)
Bartels Mikrotechnik GmbH
Bioagilytix
BioMEMS Resource Center
Bohui Group
Brandeis University
Broad Institute
Brunel University
Cairn Biosciences
CEA / LETI
Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult
Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences
Charles Stark Draper Lab
Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS)
CIC Microgune
Columbia University
Concordia (Centre for Applied Synthetic Biology)
Cranfield
Creative Biolabs
CSEM
Curve Therapeutics
Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
DTU
Dublin City University / CEBAS
Duke University
Dynetix
Ecole Federale Polytechnique de Lausanne
Emulseo
ESPCI (Paris – France)
Flexomics
Frauenhofer IPT
Fraunhofer IMM
Guangzhou Baochuang Microfluidics Industrialization Research Institute
Hahn Schickard Gesellschaft IMIT
Harvard
Harvard Dept of Physics
Hifibio
Holst Centre
HSG-IMIT
Ikerlan
Immunity Bio
Imperial College
Inorevia
Institut Pierre-Gilles de Gennes
KIST Europe
Livedrop Bio
Massachusetts General Hospital
McGill University (Canada)
Michigan Tech
Micro X Labs
MIT
MIT
Nanjing University
Nano Sydney
Nanyang Technological University
National Institute for Environmental Science
National Physical Laboratory
Natural and Medical Sciences Institute
Nehir Biyoteknoloji
NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
NMI Naturwissenschaftliches und Medizinisches Institut
Northeastern University
Novartis
NRC BRI Microarray Lab
Osem Fluidics
Oxford Instruments
Pathogenetix
Peking University
Philips Research
Purdue University
Quake Group – Stanford University
RevivBio
Royal Society of Chemistry
Sichuan University
Simon Fraser University (Canada)
SIMTEch
Sintef
Southeast University
Stanford Microfluidics Lab
Stratos Genomics
Suzhou WenHao Microfluidic Technology Co., Ltd.
Syntopia
Technical University of Denmark
Transition Bio
Tsinghua University
Tyndall National Institute
UC Berkeley Clark Lab
UC Davis
UCB
UCLA
UCSB
UCSC
University of Alberta
University of Berkeley
University of Cambridge (2)
University of Cardiff
University of Cinncinnatti
University of Florida
University of Groningen
University of Illinois
University of Leipzig
University of Lund
University of Manchester
University of Perugia
University of Twente
University of Utrecht
University Rostock. Simulation
Vanderbilt University
VTT (Finnland)
Warsaw University of Technology
Wellcome Trust / Sanger
Wenzhou Institute
Wondfo
Wyss Institute
Xiamen Innodx BIOTECH Co., Ltd.
Xiamen University
Xona Microfluidics
Zentrum fuer Brenstoffzellentechnik
Zhejiang University