Mentoring students and junior colleagues form a critical component of our research activity.  Snap-shot of a few recognition’s for our students are listed below.

• SNSF post-doc fellowship awarded to train at Cornell University (Vesna Bechava, 2022).
• SNSF post-doc fellowship awarded to train at University of California Berkley (Anna Fomitcheva Khartchenko, 2022).
• Best poster award at the 14^th International symposium on electrokinetics(Daniel Widerker, 2022).
• CHEMINAS Best Poster Award at mTAS 2021 (Prerit Mathur, 2021).
• Best Talk Award, mTAS 2021 (Vesna Bechava, 2021).
• Best Youngest Scientist award from the Republic of Macedonia (under 30 years) (Vesna Bechava, 2020).
• Best Paper Award from the American Institute of Physics at mTAS 2020 (Anna Fomitcheva Khartchenko and Iago Pereiro, 2020). 
• Biosensing Poster Award at the 2019 NanoBioTech Montreux conference (Nadya Ostromohov, 2019).
• MicroTAS 2019 CBMS student travel grant (Nadya Ostromohov, 2019).
• MicroTAS 2019 CBMS student travel grant (Vesna Bechava, 2019).
• Best poster award, Gordon Research Conference – Physics and Chemistry of Microfluidics, Hong Kong, June 16 – 21, (Federico Paratore, 2019).
• Best poster award, 13th International Symposium on Electrokinetics (ELKIN), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, June 12-14 (Nadya Ostromohov, 2019).
• Arthur Shavit award in the Thermosciences division at the Faculty of Engineering at Technion University best PhD thesis (Federico Paratore, 2019).
• Daniel Leonard and Diane Sherman Interdisciplinary graduate school fellowship for academic excellence (Daniel Widerker, 2019).
• Best presentation award by a young investigator award, 35th International Symposium on Microscale Separations and Bioanalysis (MSB-2019), Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon, USA, 25-28 March (Vesna Bechava, 2019).
• EMBL Corporate Partnership Programme Travel Grant (Nadya Ostromohov, 2018).
• Best Oral Presentation at the Batsheva de Rothschild Seminar on New Concepts in Biosensing, Dead Sea, Israel (Nadya Ostromohov, 2017).
• Helmsley fellowship at Coldspring Harbor laboratories for interdisciplinary research (Aditya Kashyap, 2017).
• Swiss Chemical Society Travel Award (Deborah Huber, 2016).
• Best Poster Award, Nanotech Montreux Conference (Julien Cors, 2015).
• Novartis Bootcamp Award (Julien Cors, 2015).
• Best Poster Award, Micro and Nanoengineering Conference (Julien Cors, 2014).
• ETH Gold Medal Award for Best Master’s Thesis (Marios Georgiadis, 2012).

Selected Blogs

• Sampling of local genetic information from human biopsies [ blog ]
• Shaping microscale flows with electric fields [ blog ]
• Microfluidics enters a new field [ blog ]
• Bubbles in microfluidics: how they form and how to avoid them [ blog ]
• Quantitative immunohistochemistry: Adding new sight to a historic technique [ blog ]
• Reimaging immunohistochemistry: from looking at to seeing stains [ blog ]
• Quantitative IHC: stepping stain to successful scoring of patients [ blog ]
• The fundamentals of mass transport in biopatterning [ blog ]
• Monitoring FISH assays in real-time [ blog ]
• Hydrodynamics in cell studies [ blog ]
• New microfluidic chip boosts the sensitivity of immunoassays by >1000x [ blog ]