From Concept to Chip: Microfluidics Fabrication and Translational Collaboration at Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) — Qld node
Abstract
In this seminar, Dr Li will introduce the general concepts and practical examples of microfluidics (MFD), drawing on her experience. She will discuss typical MFD applications, provide an overview of ANFF-Qld’s fabrication and characterisation capabilities, and share examples of collaborations with UQ researchers that have led to impactful research outcomes.
Bio
Dr Juan (Jane) Li, Senior Professional Officer — Micro and Nanofabrication, Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) — Qld node
Dr Juan Li specialises in design, fabrication, and testing of micro and nanoscale devices. She helps researchers, start-ups and companies turn their ideas into viable prototypes and products for applications such as microfluidics, biomedical sensing, and semiconductor research. She provides consulting services, technical support and training in the areas of CAD design, photolithography, direct write lithography, two-photon lithography (Nanoscribe), and metrology.
Jane received her PhD in Medical Biotechnology in 2020 from UQ, where she focused on developing a novel microfluidic device for intracellular delivery. Prior to that, she worked in General Electric (GE) after completing her master’s and bachelor’s degree in Precision Instrument from Tianjin University.
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