IVAM Focus Group Microfluidic

Microfluidic systems offer various advantages - they are small, fast and require little material. They can be individually manufactured for specific needs and applications. However, many parameters, such as fluid dynamics, must be taken into account in the design. This makes the individual development of microfluidic systems very complex. Through simulation, problems and risks can be identified and eliminated at an early stage, so that product development costs can be kept low.

What advantages do simulations offer in microfluidics?

At the next digital meeting of the IVAM Microfluidics Focus Group, we therefore want to discuss the topic "Simulation of Microfluidic Processes". The meeting will take place digitally on Wednesday, March 22, 2023, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (CET). 

Speakers from Ianus Simulation, Flow Circuits and Simscale

Look forward to hearing from the following microfluidic simulation experts:

• Andrew Krippner, Flowcircuits: Engineering the Future of Microfluidics: An Intuitive Design Platform for Complex Systems
• Otto Mierka, Ianus Simulation: Design-to-order and AI-predicted droplet simulation: How to achieve droplet generation processes by laminar jets and with the aim of narrow size distribution
• Dr Mudassar Razzaq, Ianus Simulation: FSI Benchmark: How to optimize microfluidic systems with automated simulation
• Konstantin Eder and Ajit Jeyakumar, Simscale: Cloud-native Simulation for Microfluidic Systems

In the second part of the meeting, the further activities of the Focus Group will be coordinated.

Register here!

The necessary dial-in data for the Zoom video conference will be sent out shortly before the event!

Participation in IVAM Focus Group meetings is free of charge for association members. Non-members may participate three times for a fee. In this case, we charge an administrative fee of € 50.00 (plus VAT), which is also due in case of non-participation. Of course, it is possible to nominate a substitute participant at any time and without additional costs.