Join this webinar for an overview of current trends in prototyping and manufacturing of microfluidic devices made of glass as well as insights into current functional organic coating solutions for diagnostic and life science applications.
The featured speakers will present and discuss various glass processing technologies in detail, focusing on process capabilities, fast prototyping aspects, tolerances and technical limits. With examples from actual production, the attendees will get a practical introduction to glass-based microfluidic products. The speakers will also discuss the requirements that coatings and underlying coating processes must meet to ensure compatibility with glass-based microfluidic product solutions.
Register for this webinar to explore the latest advancements in prototyping and manufacturing microfluidic devices with glass, including the requirements of coatings in microfluidics.
Speakers
Thomas Kuckelkorn, Head of Product Development Microfluidics, SCHOTT MINIFAB Jena
Thomas Kuckelkorn is an experienced leader in product development and technology management, currently serving as the Head of Product Development for Microfluidics at SCHOTT MINIFAB Jena since March 2021. He has a robust background in managing production and development processes within the diagnostics sector, evidenced by his prior role as Director of Production & Technology Diagnostics at SCHOTT Technical Glass Solutions GmbH. His expertise spans more than 15 years in various management positions, focusing on innovation management, process optimization and project management.
Thomas holds a PhD in Engineering from the Technical University of Munich and has contributed to several standardization workgroups. His technical skills include materials and coatings, cleanroom technology and laser processing. Thomas is proficient in German, English and Spanish, and has received multiple awards for his contributions to research and development.
Message Presenter
Dietmar Knoll, Head of Coating Technology, SCHOTT MINIFAB Jena
Dietmar Knoll joined SCHOTT in 2003 as a researcher in the Development Team of the NEXTERION® Product Group. Prior to that, he worked for a start-up company in Jena that focused on the development of novel approaches to diagnostic test systems. Within the SCHOTT NEXTERION® Product Group, Dietmar held various managing positions in Development and Production and has current responsibilities for all activities related to functional coatings as Head of Coating Technology. Dietmar originally trained as a Chemist, with a PhD in Organic Synthesis from Leipzig University.
Message PresenterWho Should Attend?
This webinar will appeal to senior professionals involved in:
- Product Development
- Business Development
- R&D
- Process Engineering
- Product Integration
What You Will Learn
In this webinar, attendees will learn about:
- Current trends of microfluidic devices with glass
- Glass processing technologies
- Tolerances and technical limits in glass processing
- Requirements of coatings in microfluidics
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SCHOTT MINIFAB
SCHOTT MINIFAB offers contract design, development and manufacturing of microfluidic consumables and high-density microarrays for diagnostic and life science research. Enabling product developers to get their life saving innovations to market faster. We partner with IVD developers to deliver commercially successful products from early-stage development through to high-volume manufacture. With three Centers of Excellence located in Australia, Europe, and North America, we pioneer new advancements in diagnostic and life science around the world. (SCHOTT MINIFAB diagnostic and life science contract manufacturing | SCHOTT MINIFAB).
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