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Women in Microfluidics & BioMEMS

A continuously updated list to highlight women principal investigators.

The List

Welcome! This list is a nomination-based, self-updating compendium of principal investigator (PI) level women researchers. We aim to raise the profile of women leading their own laboratories in micro/nanofluidics and BioMEMS (i.e., more senior than postdoctoral scholars). To nominate yourself or multiple colleagues, please visit our ‘Nominate’ page and share the Women in Microfluidics & BioMEMS list with others, especially conference and workshop organizers and program committees. Thank you!

Adrienne Minerick

Michigan Technological University | Full Professor | Dielectrophoresis, medical diagnostics, electrokinetics, human red blood cells, vitamin analysis in tears, ABO-Rh blood typing, hematocrit determination, hemolysis, ion gradients, isoelectric focusing

Carolyn Ren

University of Waterloo | Full Professor | Droplet microfluidics, Microwave sensing and heating, Active control of individual droplets, protein fractionation, single cell analysis

Sarah Bergbreiter

Carnegie Mellon University | Full Professor | Microrobots as physical models for biology; Soft microsensors; Microactuators; Multi-material microfabrication; 3D printing at the microscale

Chelsey Simmons

University of Florida | Assistant Professor | My lab combines microfabrication, biomaterials, and tissue engineering strategies for applications in mechanobiology, regenerative medicine, and cancer.

Mei He

University of Kansas | Assistant Professor | 3D Printing and Bioprinting of Living Tissue Foundry; Extracellular Vesicles for Cancer Immunotherapy; 3D Microfluidics and Nanotechnology

Mina Hoorfar

University of British Columbia | Full Professor | Microfluidics, biosensing, olfaction technology.

Amy E. Herr

University of California, Berkeley | Full Professor | Single-cell biology, targeted proteomics, microfluidics, assay design, electrokinetics, photoactive hydrogels, microsystems design, clinical impact (drug-resistant cancer), & entrepreneurship

Sindy Tang

Stanford University | Associate Professor | microfluidics, droplets, emulsions, single cells, interfacial transport and self-assembly, soft matter physics, bioinspired engineering, optofluidics, lab-on-a-chip, diagnostics

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