Micro- and nanoscale fluidics for precision measurement of single cells and biomolecular detection

The Manalis laboratory develops quantitative and real-time techniques for biomolecular detection and single cell analysis. We use conventional silicon processing techniques to fabricate fluidic devices, and exploit the unique physical properties associated with micro- and nanoscale dimensions for developing precision measurement methods.

Scott Manalis
Associate Professor
Departments of Biological and Mechanical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations:
Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research
Computational and Systems Biology