Research Lines
The nanoBiosystems Group is committed to pioneering advanced, miniaturized diagnostic and therapeutic technologies, translating fundamental scientific discoveries into practical clinical applications. Although our primary focus is on tackling healthcare challenges in gynecology and infertility, our research also addresses wider medical issues, contributing to solutions across diverse fields.
Microfluidic nanobiosensors
Microfluidic nanobiosensors integrated with advanced spectroscopy techniques for enhanced sensitivity in detection.
Microfluidic nanobiosensors integrated with advanced spectroscopy techniques for enhanced sensitivity in detection.
Microrobotic tools
Tethered and untethered microrobotic tools for precise cell manipulation and controlled drug delivery.
Tethered and untethered microrobotic tools for precise cell manipulation and controlled drug delivery.
Smart sensor-actuators
Smart sensor-actuator systems for next-generation organ-on-a-chip platforms.
Smart sensor-actuator systems for next-generation organ-on-a-chip platforms.
Imaging and Advanced Control Systems
In vivo imaging and control for deploying sensing and actuation micro-nanosystems.
In vivo imaging and control for deploying sensing and actuation micro-nanosystems.
Nanobiosistemas news
La conexión entre el Premio Nobel de Física y San Sebastián
Un trabajo del investigador Pablo Piaggi, Ikerbasque Fellow del grupo de Teoría de CIC nanoGUNE, se cita como un avance significativo en el anuncio del Premio Nobel de Física de este año. El Premio Nobel de Física 2024 ha recaído en John Hopfield y Geoffrey Hinton por sentar las bases de...Read more