Igor Sallai

PhD student, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

He graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2021 with a degree in biochemical engineering and in 2023 in biomedical engineering. Currently, he is doing his PhD research in the Department of Electronics Technology and HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research, at Nanobiosensorics Research Group whereby focusing on the development of complex biophysical methods and immunodiagnostic procedures at the single-cell level.

Beyond electronics, or modern technologies for single-cell level studies - modified atomic force microscopy, the potential of FluidFM

10 April

10.00

2025

Helyszín

Stage B

Szekció

New challenges, technological responses

This presentation will be in Hungarian!

A FluidFM (Fluidic Force Microscopy) egy olyan forradalmi precíziós mikromanipulációs technológia, amely ötvözi az atomerő-mikroszkópia (AFM) és a nanofluidika nyújtotta előnyöket.