International Conference Presentations: µTAS 2025 in Australia
Five graduate students in their second master’s year or first doctoral year presented posters at the 29th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences—Micro-Total Analysis Systems (µTAS 2025) in Adelaide, Australia. One of the largest international conferences in this field, it brings together researchers applying micro/nanoengineering across electrical engineering, mechanics, physics, chemistry, biology and medicine. Although this was their first international conference, everyone confidently presented excellent research results. Experiencing the standard of research worldwide firsthand was a valuable learning opportunity.
- Tatsuya Murakami, and Shotaro Yoshida, Printing of transparent organic microelectrodes using intaglio contact printing for neural activity measurement, The 29th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences -Micro-Total Analysis Systems (MicroTAS 2025), Adelaide, Australia, 2025
- Arata Ohkoshi, and Shotaro Yoshida, A lift-off-based simple and cost-effective micropatterning method of graphene electrode for organic microdevices, The 29th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences -Micro-Total Analysis Systems (MicroTAS 2025), Adelaide, Australia, 2025
- Tatsuya Oba and Shotaro Yoshida, Highly porous carbon nanomaterial-based conductive foam for flexible thermoacoustic transducers, The 29th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences -Micro-Total Analysis Systems (MicroTAS 2025), Adelaide, Australia, 2025
- Shumpei Fujii and Shotaro Yoshida, A polyelectrolyte hydrogel-based iontronic microfluidic device for drug delivery and perfusion at single-cell level, The 29th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences -Micro-Total Analysis Systems (MicroTAS 2025), Adelaide, Australia, 2025
- Jialuo Yu, Shota Hata, Shotaro Yoshida, A microgel array for isolation, morphology control, and mobilization of single neural and glial cells, The 29th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences -Micro-Total Analysis Systems (MicroTAS 2025), Adelaide, Australia, 2025
