Lab on a Chip - Widmer Poster Award

The Widmer Poster Award Competition sponsored by the Lab on a Chip is an award given to recognize excellence amongst the annual MicroTAS Conference poster presenters. A review committee will select the overall best-presented poster from the poster session and all presented posters will be reviewed for this honor. The winner and award will be announced during the Awards Ceremony at the MicroTAS Conference.

Learn More
blogs.rsc.org/lc/category/competitions

Past Winners

MicroTAS 2023 Conference, Katowice, POLAND
SPATIAL MULTIPLEXING AND QUANTITATIVE MIRNA DETECTION OF PLANT TISSUE USING NANOLITER WELL ARRAYS
Jennifer Fang and Patrick S. Doyle
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

MicroTAS 2022 Conference, Hangzhou, China and Virtual
TOPOGRAPHIC MODULATION OF ENZYMATIC REACTION AFFORDS ULTRASENSITIVE DIGITAL DETECTION OF TUMOR EXOSOMES
Yunjie Wen
University of Florida, USA

MicroTAS 2021 Conference, Palm Springs, USA
SCALABLE FABRICATION OF 3D STRUCTURED MICROPARTICLES USING INDUCED PHASE SEPARATION
Sohyung Lee
University of California, Los Angeles, USA

MicroTAS 2020 Conference, Online
TEM GRID PREPARATION WITH MINIMAL USER INTERACTION
Janosch Hauser
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, SWEDEN

MicroTAS 2019 Conference, Basel, SWITZERLAND
INTEGRATED MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE FOR UNIVERSAL SECRETORY IMMUNOPHENOTYPING STUDIES FOR ADHERENT AND NON-ADHERENT CELLS
Roberto Rodriguez-Moncayo
Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados del IPN, MEXICO

MicroTAS 2018 Conference, Kaohsiung, TAIWAN
IN SITU DELIVERY AND PATTERNING OF SKIN CELL CONTAINING BIOMATERIAL SHEET USING A MICROFLUIDIC BIOPRINTER
Richard Cheng

MicroTAS 2017 Conference, Savannah, Georgia, USA
PROGNOSIS OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY USING MACHINE LEARNING BASED MIRNA SIGNATURES IN NANOMAGNETICALLY ISOLATED BRAIN-DERIVED EXOSOMES
Jin A Ko

MicroTAS 2016 Conference, Dublin, IRELAND
FORMING OIL LAYER INSIDE MICROBUBBLES THROUGH SINGLE STEP MICROFLUIDICS, TOWARDS HYDROPHOBIC DRUG DELIVERY
Adam Churchman

MicroTAS 2015 Conference, Gyeongju, KOREA
SINGLE-CELL ISOLATION OF CIRCULATING TUMOR CELSS BY MICROFLUDIC TECHNOLOGY
Jinho Kim

MicroTAS 2014 Conference, San Antonio, Texas, USA
DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED NANOFLUIDIC DEVICE FOR THE DETECTION OF SEQUENCE VARIATIONS IN DSDNA
Franklin Uba

MicroTAS 2013 Conference, Freiburg, GERMANY
SKIN PRINTER: MICROFLUIDIC APPROACH FOR SKIN REGENERATION AND WOUND DRESSINGS
Lian Leng

MicroTAS 2012 Conference, Okinawa JAPAN
SINGLE CELL ELISA
Klaus Eyer, ETH Zurich, SWITZERLAND

MicroTAS 2011 Conference, Seattle, Washington, USA
BRAIN INJURY SCREENING DIAGNOSTICS FOR EMERGENCY MEDICINE: QUANTITATION OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID SPECIFIC PROTEINS IN HUMAN NASAL DISCHARGE
Akwasi Apori
University of California, Berkeley, USA

MicroTAS 2010 Conference, Groningen, THE NETHERLANDS
MEASUREMENT OF NONLINEAR BIOCHEMICAL REACTION IN MICRODROPLETS USING THE FRACTAL-SHAPED MICRO CHANNE
Katsuki Hirata
Osaka University, JAPAN

MicroTAS 2009 Conference, Jeju, KOREA
GENERATION OF MONODISPERSE CELL-SIZED AND UNILAMELLAR VESICLES FROM A MICROFLUIDIC T-JUNCTION
Sadao Ota
University of Tokyo, JAPAN

MicroTAS 2008 Conference, San Diego, California, USA
NANOTECHNOLOGY MEETS PLANTS BIOTECHNOLOGY: CARGON NANOTUBES DELIVER DNA AND INCORPORATE INTO THE PLANT CELL STRUCTURE
Maged Fouad
Nagoya University and National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), JAPAN

MicroTAS 2007 Conference, Paris, FRANCE
OPTICAL MULTIPLEXING OF MULTIPLE FLUORESCENCE SENSORS FOR COMPACT LAB-ON-A-CHIP SYSTEMS
Kevin Lee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

MicroTAS 2006 Conference, Tokyo, JAPAN
RED BLOOD CELL DEFORMATION UNDER EXTENSIONAL FLOW USING HYPERBOLIC CONVERGING SHAPE MICROCHANNEL
Sung S. Lee
Seoul National University, SOUTH KOREA

MicroTAS 2005 Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
AN INTEGRATED MICROFLUIDIC PROCESSOR FOR SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISM-BASED DNA COMPUTING
William Grover
University of California, Berkeley, USA