• Head of Research Group: Dr. Kristóf IVÁN, Dr. András József LAKI
  • Members of the Group: Mária LAKI, Márton HARTDÉGEN
  • Contact: laki.andras.jozsef@itk.ppke.hu , ivan.kristof@itk.ppke.hu
  • The Biomicrofluidics Research Group at Pázmány Péter Catholic University (PPKE) spe-cialises in the design, fluid dynamic modelling, fabrication, and testing of microfluidic devices. We conduct extensive research and development of these devices, incorporating and advancing state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies such as soft lithography, laser cutting, and layer bonding techniques. Our laboratory aims to provide innovative solutions in food safety, biomedical diagnostics, and particle separation technologies through microfluidic systems.
  • The development of microfluidic systems requires an interdisciplinary approach, integrating the fields of physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering. Our research group focuses on leveraging the latest advancements in these scientific disciplines to create innovative solutions that are widely applicable in practice.
  • Our goal is to achieve significant advancements in diagnostics and particle separation using microfluidic technologies, thereby contributing to the progress of the scientific community and industry. Additionally, we are committed to the widespread dissemination of scientific results and close collaboration with industry partners to ensure that our research is quickly realised in practical applications.


We can develop a Lab-on-a-chip device from a biological protocol to a functional prototype, which can be scaled up
for mass production.