Veerle Reumers's Biography

Veerle Reumers, R&D Manager, imec USA

Dr. Veerle Reumers obtained her Master’s and Ph.D. degree in biomedical sciences from the University of Leuven. Before joining imec, she performed her postdoctoral research on molecular imaging techniques in neurosciences at Harvard Medical School. In the Life Sciences department at imec she explored different applications of imec technology blocks in the field of cell biology with a main focus on lens-free imaging and multi-electrode array electrophysiology. As R&D team leader she was leading research and development projects, ranging from public funded academic collaborations to industry driven bilateral projects. Currently she is R&D manager in the imec Florida office, initiating new collaborations and research projects in imaging and space health.

How Nanotechnology Can Enable Research in Space

Friday, 1 October 2021 at 14:00

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As we venture further into space and extend our capabilities in low-earth-orbit, the need for compact and low power instrumentation becomes evident. The characteristics of the space environment pose a technical challenge on the devices that can be deployed. The volume, mass and weight of the instrumentation that can be shipped, installed or manufactured in space is extremely limited. Imec aims to address these challenges by developing miniaturized technologies resulting in an increase in data capture ability per unit of physical space. We are currently preparing three different imec technologies to be validated in a space relevant environment with the aim to show their value in space research and manufacturing purposes.

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