MicroTech Lab welcomes Mr. Genis Rabost who will be working on "The microfluidics circuits for embbeded sensors in bio-wearables" in MicroTech Lab and Onalabs SL. This is an exciting project that will be developed in the Mechanical Engineering Department. The Phd Thesis will focuses on taking advantage of microfabrication and microdevices to collect and distribute sweat to different sensors in a wearable. 20-8-19
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