Automated Silicon Microfluidics Platform for Controlling and Analyzing Chemical Reactions with Applications in Compartmentalized Synthesis and Chemical Computing
- 2024
- ICMSE 2024
Bio
Dr. Robert D. Lovchik joined IBM Research – Zurich as a research engineer in 2007. His current work focuses on the microfluidic probe technology and the development of a microfluidic platform for cellular studies.
Robert studied biotechnology at the University of Applied Sciences (UAS) in Waedenswil (Switzerland) and received his engineer's degree in 2000. He has worked as a teaching assistant in bioprocess technology and environmental technology. He obtained his MSc in Micro- and Nanotechnology from the UAS Vorarlberg (Austria) and his PhD (Doctor of Science) from ETH Zurich in 2014 under the academic supervision of Prof. Viola Vogel. His doctoral thesis was about the Brain Chip project (studying cellular signaling using microfluidics) and the Microfluidic Probe (microscale tissue analysis using the microfluidic probe).
Publications
Micro-scaled chemical oscillator networks - towards chemical computing
- Jacqueline Figueiredo da Silva
- Robert D. Lovchik
- et al.
- 2023
- SNC 2023
Simple add-on devices to enhance the efficacy of conventional surface immunoassays implemented on standard labware
- Iago Pereiro
- Anna Fomitcheva Kartchenko
- et al.
- 2021
- Analyst
Advection-Enhanced Kinetics in Microtiter Plates for Improved Surface Assay Quantitation and Multiplexing Capabilities
- Iago Pereiro
- Anna Fomitcheva Khartchenko
- et al.
- 2021
- Angewandte Chemie - International Edition
Capillary Microfluidics for Monitoring Medication Adherence
- Emmanuel Delamarche
- Yuksel Temiz
- et al.
- 2021
- Angewandte Chemie - International Edition
Rapid micro-immunohistochemistry
- Robert D. Lovchik
- David Taylor
- et al.
- 2020
- Microsystems & Nanoengineering
Multiplexed convection-enhanced kinetics in microtiter plates
- Iago Pereiro
- Anna Fomitcheva Khartchenko
- et al.
- 2020
- MicroTAS 2020
Transposing lateral flow immunoassays to capillary-driven microfluidics using self-coalescence modules and capillary-assembled receptor carriers
- Elisa Hemmig
- Yuksel Temiz
- et al.
- 2019
- Analytical Chemistry
A bead-based immunogold-silver staining assay on capillary-driven microfluidics
- Ngoc M. Pham
- Sebastian Rusch
- et al.
- 2018
- Biomedical Microdevices
Capillary-driven microfluidics for mobile health: Opportunities and challenges
- Yuksel Temiz
- Onur Gökçe
- et al.
- 2017
- MicroTAS 2017
Patents
- CA
- 3165557
- US
- 11980888
- CN
- ZL202180023533.X
- AU
- 2021243749
- US
- 11781954
- DE
- 11 2015 000 711
- US
- 11198124
- US
- 11188722
- JP
- 6962639
- CN
- ZL201780023657.1
Projects
Chemical Computing
Developing solutions to execute computing tasks in complex chemical systems used as information-processing units.
Flow-chemistry Reactors for Catalysis
Design and Fabrication of silicon microfluidics for combinatorial screening of catalytic reaction pathways for accelerated material discovery and chemical conversion.
Top collaborators
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Armin Knoll
Research Staff Member, Physics of Nanoscale Systems
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Emanuel Lörtscher
Senior Research Scientist
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Heiko Wolf
Research Staff Member
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Katja-Sophia Csizi
Postdoctoral Researcher