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I am a Professor at the Dept. of Applied Physics, KTH-Royal Institute of Technology. My research group is working with ultrasound applied to lab-on-a-chip devices, a research field termed "Acoustofluidics".
Martin Wiklund. Prof., Dept. of Applied Physics, KTH Stockholm. Verified email at kth.se - Homepage. Ultrasound lab-on-a-chip acoustophoresis acoustofluidics.
PhD and postdoc supervision. Main supervisor, PhD students: Jessica Svennebring (PhD defense 2009), Athanasia Christakou (PhD defense 2015), Ida Iranmanesh (PhD defense 2015), Mathias Ohlin (PhD defense 2015), Karl Olofsson (PhD defense 2021).
Aug 10, 2023 · Martin Wiklund. Building a live-cell microscopy-compatible platform for 3D cell cultures, spheroids, micro-tissue and organoid research using ultrasonic radiation forces as a physical force field to assemble cells in 3D in a highly controllable manner.
Portfoliosida Wiklund Lab (people and contact info) av Martin Viklund.
Jun 29, 2015 · We study the temperature-independent impact on cell viability of relevant physical parameters during long-term, high-acoustic-pressure ultrasonic exposure in a microfluidic chip designed for ultrasonic-standing-wave trapping and aggregation of cells.
Martin Wiklund. Royal Institute of Technology: Stockholm, SE. 2006-06-01 to 2011-02-28 | Assistant Professor (Dept. of Applied Physics) Employment. Show more detail. Source : Martin Wiklund.
