LAËTITIA ANDRIQUE

CNRS research engineer. I head the Voxcell cell encapsulation facility in TBMCore  and I collaborate with the BiOf lab on R&D projects. I train and advise students on cell encapsulation and   I develop part of my research activity in the BiOf lab. 

ELSA MAZARI-ARRIGHI
(from September 2023)

CHARLIE KERSUZAN
(from October 2024)

AYMERICK BAZIN

I work on Light Field Microscopy, an optical technique capable of imaging a 3D sample in a single shot. His work combines optical development and numerical reconstructions. 

LEON REMBOTTE

My PhD work consists in developing a microfluidic sorting devices for spheroids and organoids. I am currently designing a setup consisting in an acoustic automation and a label-free image-based detection. My aim is i) to devise an integrated microfluidic platform from production to analysis and ii) to use it in order to tackle a biomedical question.  

AURELIEN RICHARD

I am working on the development of a 3D model of breast epithelium, by modifying the extracellular matrices to reproduce as closely as possible the healthy and tumoral breast tissue. 

ANIRBAN JANA

I am interested in investigating the dynamics and mechanics of encapsulated cysts of human induced pluripotent stem cells, in collaboration with Treefrog Therapeutics. I am currently imaging the growth of encapsulated cysts using our Incubascope 2.0 and Optical Coherence Tomography. 

LUCAS SUIRE

I study the effect of the electric field on the Rayleigh-Plateau instability. My work combines high-speed imaging and modeling of physical effects in optofluidics.

THEO REGNY

I am interested in mono-disperse production of droplets at very high-throughput (> 50000 drops/s), in collaboration with Treefrog Therapeutics. My work combines high-speed imaging and modeling of physical effects in optofluidics.