Training on Sublym, hot embosing system

PI Vasa Radonic visited Eden Microfluidics small French SME that focuses on the design and development of novel materials for application in microfluidic chip fabrication. Vasa received training in microfluidic chip fabrication using the hot embossing Sublym system, the equipment that BioSens Institute bought through the MicroLabAptaSens project. He has the opportunity to learn how to create the molds for hot embossing, how to prepare the Flexdym materials for the creation of the microfluidic pattern and how to efferently bound the Flexdym layers and Flexdym and glass substrate. With the researchers from Eden Microfluidics he developed and test a different microfluidic chips.