Sieka introduced Diane and Judicael, L3 students from ENS Paris-Saclay, to the field of microfluidics.

What are possible uses of microfluidic devices in biology? And how do you fabricate, model and characterize such devices? Those are the questions that were investigated last week by Diane Courpied and Judicael Pion, two L3 students from ENS Paris-Saclay, for a one-week research discovery internship supervised by Sieka. It was a pleasure to receive them in the team and to open their eyes to the world of microfluidics.