Project results

Publishable summary 3^rd period
Here you can find the Publishable summary corresponding to the 3^rd period

Publishable summary P3 (PDF)

3^rd year result
In order to explain third year achievements, let´s first put in perspective the technical work carried out during the whole project. The first year work focused on the applications definition, design of the devices together with the development of the reactions in tube. The second year main technical actions were: (i) to transfer the tube reactions to a one chamber reactors, (ii) to design labcards, skin patch, and readers; and (iii) to verify the design by performing a complete biological assay compatible with the labcard applications and Skinpatch (demos at the review).
This third year work consisted of: (i) Finalising the verification of the designs by taking and test the prototype in the bio partners labs; (ii) Creating the components of the labcard fabrication tool by EVGroup; (iii) Fabricating the final Labcards using the mentioned tool integrating a successful gelification of reagents by EVGroup; (iv) Fabricating the final Skinpatch design; (v) Fabricating the 3 labcard readers and the Skinpatch reader; and (vi) Verifying the fabricated devices by a hardware and biological pre-validation plan. In order to reach this level of certainty in such distributed project, many face-to-face experiments and discussion have been needed. This strategy has demonstrated to be very efficient since simplifies and speed up the resolution of experiment difficulties. This leaves the fourth year as planned for the design and development of the validation of the 4 applications

3^rd year result (PDF)

Optolabcard
What's going on? Please take a look at the "Current results" in the Optolabcard's web page

OPTOLABCARD

2^nd activity report
Here you can find the Activity Report related to the 2^nd year work

2^nd Activity Report (PDF)

2^nd Annual workshop “Lab-on-a-Chip exploitation: commercial and technological barriers”
The aim of this workshop is to align the needs of the supply chain elements: researchers, distributors, service providers and manufacturers. This strategy would help provide the society with rapid, ubiquitous and minimally invasive diagnostic devices for health and environment

2^nd Annual Workshop Brochure (PDF)