Anne Le Nel's Biography

Anne Le Nel, CSO, Fluigent

Dr. Anne Le Nel, CSO of Fluigent, has been active for more than 12 years in the development and manufacturing of specific instruments and customized products dedicated to different applications in microfluidic. Dr Le Nel led teams that develop microfluidic instruments and platforms for R&D and oem markets. She has led projects across flow control from proof of concept through product introduction and support. She was in charge of the development and release of the new product ranges of the company from 2012 to 2015 (> 15 products, hardware & software). Before that, she was in charge of the development of sample preparation instruments for a big French actor in the defense sector integrating preconcentration, lysis and purification steps involving molecular biology, electronics, microfluidics, and mechanics. She is now responsible globally of industrial projects and the OEM business.

Innovative Flow Control Solutions For a Wide Variety of Applications

Wednesday, 28 September 2016 at 09:30

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Microfluidics is seeing an increasing interest from its original use by fluidic and engineering groups now evolving to chemists and biologists in academic and industrial settings. This transformation in applications has dictated new experimental requirements that need to be dealt with, especially for applications where flow control is critical. Our method to control multiple flow rates based on pressure actuation is presented. An algorithm has been developed to automatically adjust the applied pressure to reach the targeted flow-rates. The ability to control and monitor both pressure and flow-rate is the core of this technology. Very fast settling times, excellent stability for liquid and gas handling, specific flow profiles, robustness and high repeatability can be easily achieved. Different functionalities such as buffer selection/recirculation or even detection synchronization combined with automation tools will be presented. Specific flow control platforms have been developed for different applications like organ-on-a-chip, cell culture, lab-on-a-chip, flow cytometry, as well as quality control for high-throughput screening.

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