Research & Development
Pushing the boundaries of biosensing through interdisciplinary innovation.
Meet the Team
The research and development team is a brand-new division within BioSense. Created in 2025 and currently composed of 2 teams of 15 students, our teams are motivated to develop new scientific tools by combining different disciplines such as electronics, chemistry, and physics.
Our goal is to deepen our knowledge in those fields in order to bring a new dynamic to the association.
Incoming Projects
Digital Microfluidics
Our current objective is to build our own Digital Microfluidic (DMF) device — a technology that consists of manipulating microdroplets using electrodes.
To make this achievable, we are currently exploring new approaches to DMF, such as:
- Displacing droplets with a mechanical arm
- Visualizing their motion on a screen
For now our team is still researching the possibilities, future applications, and learning more about the electronics parts involved.
Endometriosis Biosensor
Bipasha Goyal
Anastasia Eigenbrot
Anthony Magnin
Nour Larbi
Camille Venisse
Our team came together through shared personal experiences with endometriosis, whether directly or through people close to us, and a desire to contribute to a field that remains significantly underresearched and underserved. Over the past few months, our team has made great strides in solidifying our understanding of endometriosis biology, diagnostic workflows, and potential biomarkers. After extensive research, we have honed in on proteins/miRNA signatures in menstrual blood or saliva as promising directions.
We are now looking to connect with researchers, professors, clinicians, and industry partners interested in women’s health, diagnostics, and biomedical innovation to help support the next stage of the project.
Follow Our Progress
We created a YouTube channel where you can follow the project progress and its challenges. Stay tuned for updates!