The following keynote speakers have been confirmed:
| Uwe Marx | TissUse GmbH – University Berlin | Nanoscale aspects of a human multi-organ-chip platform for safety and efficacy testing | |
| Govind Kaigala | IBM | Tissue microprocessing: Shaping sub-nanoliter volumes of liquids on tissue sections and cells for multimodal analysis | |
| Dinh Ngoc Duy | National University of Singapore | From Microfluidics to 3D Bioprinting for Human/Organs-on-Chips Development | |
| Karolien de Wael | AXES Research Group – University of Antwerp | Innovative electrochemical sensing strategies | |
| Christoph Adelmann | Imec Leuven | Keeping up Moore’s law in the interconnect era: from novel materials to interface optimization. | |
| Meyya Meyyappan |
NASA Ames Research Center | Nanosensors and Development of Practical Systems | |
| Sabeth Verpoorte |
University of Groningen | Organ-chip-based analysis systems to advance in vitro technologies | |
| Peter Adrian |
Frost & Sullivan | Vital Opportunities for Biosensors | |
| Yair Glick |
Israeli Swiss SpacePharma | Health on earth made in space – vision to reality |
The following invited speakers have been confirmed:
| Raphaël Tomasi | Laboratoire d’Hydrodynamique (LadHyX) of Ecole Polytechnique | Multiplexed culture conditions on 3D spheroids using anchored microfluidic droplets | |
| Paul Janssen |
ASML | Development and performance of EUV pellicles | |
| Florian Meirer | University of Utrecht | Imaging Hierarchically Complex Catalyst Bodies at Multiple Length Scales | |
| Per Magnus Kristiansen | Institute of Polymer Nanotechnology (INKA) | Injection molded thermoplastic microfluidic chips: related challenges, opportunities and examples of applications | |
| Ron Andriessen | Solliance Solar Research | ||
| Roland Zengerle | IMTEK Freiburg | ||
| Cecile Legailles |
CNRS | ||
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