About UsDrop-Tech was founded in 2010 for the commercialisation of technology developed through a collaboration between the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London.
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Our Team
Liisa van Vliet
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Fabrice Gielen
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Advisory Board |
Florian Hollfelder
Scientific advisor
Florian has been lecturer in the Biochemistry Department at the University of Cambridge since 2001 and was coordinator of the EU microdroplet network MiFem.
His research centres around quantitative and mechanistic questions at the chemistry/biology interface, involving low and high- throughput approaches. Florian is coordinator of several European initiatives, amongst them the networks on Directed Evolution of Functional Proteins (ENEFP), Selection and Analysis of Protein-protein Interactions (ProSA), Phosphate Transfer and Recognition (PhosRecChem), an Early-stage research training site ChemBioCam (“Chemical Biology at Cambridge”), and the New and Emerging Science Project MiFem (on droplet technologies).
Scientific advisor
Florian has been lecturer in the Biochemistry Department at the University of Cambridge since 2001 and was coordinator of the EU microdroplet network MiFem.
His research centres around quantitative and mechanistic questions at the chemistry/biology interface, involving low and high- throughput approaches. Florian is coordinator of several European initiatives, amongst them the networks on Directed Evolution of Functional Proteins (ENEFP), Selection and Analysis of Protein-protein Interactions (ProSA), Phosphate Transfer and Recognition (PhosRecChem), an Early-stage research training site ChemBioCam (“Chemical Biology at Cambridge”), and the New and Emerging Science Project MiFem (on droplet technologies).
EU Networks
HOTDROPS
Drop-Tech hosted secondments for academics in HOTDROPS: professors from the consortium were extensively trained in microfluidic droplet generations, and new microfluidics rigs were established at several European Universities. Funding: FP7- IAAP - 324439.
Drop-Tech hosted secondments for academics in HOTDROPS: professors from the consortium were extensively trained in microfluidic droplet generations, and new microfluidics rigs were established at several European Universities. Funding: FP7- IAAP - 324439.
METAFLUIDICS
Drop-Tech provides the Metafluidics consortium with advice on commercialisation (IP and market reports) for innovations for microfluidic screening of metagenomic libraries. Funding: EU Horizon 2020 - Research & Innovation - 685474.
Drop-Tech provides the Metafluidics consortium with advice on commercialisation (IP and market reports) for innovations for microfluidic screening of metagenomic libraries. Funding: EU Horizon 2020 - Research & Innovation - 685474.
MMBio
As a partner in the MMBio Consortium, Drop-Tech is hosting Early Stage Researchers from across the EU to provide them with training in microfluidic droplet technologies.Funding: EU Horizon 2020 - ITN - 721613.
As a partner in the MMBio Consortium, Drop-Tech is hosting Early Stage Researchers from across the EU to provide them with training in microfluidic droplet technologies.Funding: EU Horizon 2020 - ITN - 721613.
