The EU project UNLOOC (Unlocking the Data Content of Organ-on-Chips) workshop brought together international experts and researchers in the field of microfluidics to discuss and standardize measurement techniques for this rapidly growing field. Microfluidics is a crucial technology for various applications, including biomedical research, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical development.

Vania Silverio, a leading researcher in the field, delivered a presentation “MFMET – Summary: Measurement technologies for microfluidics” on her latest findings on measurement technologies for microfluidics, highlighting the importance of standardization in ensuring accurate, reliable and comparable data. Her presentation covered the latest advancements in measurement methods for microfluidics, including techniques for detecting and analyzing microfluidic systems.

The workshop provided a platform for participants to share knowledge, discuss challenges, and collaborate on developing standardized measurement methods for microfluidics. The event attracted experts from academia, industry, and government agencies.