First CORENET webinar: showcasing microfluidics at high pressure by Prof. Klas Hjort

During the first ‘CORENET Hour’ titled “Microfluidics applied to the study of Chemical Reaction Networks“, our invited guest speaker Prof. Klas Hjort, from Uppsala University, showcased what they are doing on microfluidics at high pressure, and how it can be combined with CMOS technology.

The session titled ‘High pressure microfluidics in chemistry’ ended with great talks and very challenging questions from the audience. Did you miss the event? Now you can watch the presentation by Prof. Klas Hjort!

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Understanding complex chemical systems is a major goal of current science, which will bring technological advances in chemistry and materials science. CORENET will face this grand challenge with an extraordinary group of academic and industry scientists working on systems chemistry, microfluidics, metabolomics and AI

CORENET is an exciting multidisciplinary consortium bringing together experts in analytical chemistry, complex molecular systems, fluidics engineering and computer science. Together, we have a great opportunity to make powerful molecular reservoir computers a reality.

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