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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2022Light roboticscitations
  • 2022Light robotics:new micro-drones powered by lightcitations
  • 2019Optimization of 3D-printed microstructures for investigating the properties of the mucus biobarrier16citations
  • 2018Light Robotics for Nanomedicinecitations
  • 2018Light Robotics – a growing toolbox for biomedical researchcitations
  • 2018Optically fabricated and controlled microtool as a mobile heat source in microfluidicscitations
  • 2016Light‐driven Nano­‐robotics - Invited Plenary Presentation, IEEE NANO 2016citations
  • 2016Light‐driven Nano­‐robotics - Invited Plenary Presentation, IEEE NANO 2016.citations
  • 2013Structure-mediated nanoscopycitations
  • 2013New two-photon based nanoscopic modalities and optogeneticscitations
  • 2013A new nano-biophotonics toolboxcitations
  • 2012Laser trapping and spatial light modulatorscitations
  • 2012Towards Light‐guided Micro‐roboticscitations
  • 2012Wave-guided optical waveguides117citations
  • 2012Micromanipulation and microfabrication for optical microroboticscitations
  • 2012Optical Robotics in Mesoscopiacitations
  • 2012Light-driven nano-robotics for sub-diffraction probing and sensingcitations
  • 2012Mobile Waveguides: Freestanding Waveguides Steered by Lightcitations
  • 2011Functionalized 2PP structures for the BioPhotonics Workstation7citations
  • 2011Experimental demonstration of Generalized Phase Contrast based Gaussian beam-shaper14citations
  • 2009Optically controlled three-dimensional assembly of microfabricated building blockscitations
  • 2009Optical microassembly platform for constructing reconfigurable microenvironment for biomedical studies86citations
  • 2007Vision feedback driven automated assembly of photopolymerized structures by parallel optical trapping and manipulationcitations

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  • Jakobsen, Mogens Havsteen
  • Bunea, Ada-Ioana
  • Bañas, Andrew Rafael
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  • Palima, Darwin
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  • Tauro, Sandeep
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  • Hirao, Kazuyuki
  • Sakakura, Masaaki
  • Matsuoka, Tomoyo
  • Kelemen, Lorand
  • Rodrigo, Peter John
  • Alonzo, Carlo Amadeo
  • Dam, Jeppe Seidelin
  • Perch-Nielsen, Ivan Ryberg
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Optical microassembly platform for constructing reconfigurable microenvironment for biomedical studies

  • Palima, Darwin
  • Alonzo, Carlo Amadeo
  • Rodrigo, Peter John
  • Kelemen, Lóránd
  • Ormos, Pál
  • Glückstad, Jesper
Abstract

Cellular development is highly influenced by the surrounding microenvironment. We propose user-reconfigurable microenvironments and bio-compatible scaffolds as an approach for understanding cellular development processes. We demonstrate a model platform for constructing versatile microenvironments by fabricating morphologically complex microstructures by two-photon polymerization (2PP) and then assembling these archetypal building blocks into various configurations using multiple, real-time configurable counterpropagating-beam (CB) traps. The demonstrated capacity for handling feature-rich microcomponents may be further developed into a eneralized microassembly platform.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure