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de biochimie

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Directeur (chef d'équipe) - Prof. Andrew Griffiths

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Le Laboratoire de Biochimie (LBC) a été créé en septembre 2012 à l'École Supérieure de Physique Chimie Industrielle de la Ville de Paris et est dirigé par le Professeur Andrew Griffiths. Il fait également partie du CBI, UMR 8231 ESPCI-CNRS.
Les activités de recherche du LBC reposent principalement sur la microfluidique en gouttelettes, un système ultra-rapide et performant permettant de réduire les volumes réactionnels jusqu'à un million de fois par rapport aux analyses classiques en (…)

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Practical information

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Laboratoire de Biochimie
Directed by Andrew Griffiths
+33 1 40 79 45 86

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OSIRIS: Development of droplet-based microfluidic platform for the high-throughput screening of industrial micro-organisms

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Soufflet S.A., one of the leading French agri-food company, is leading a ground-breaking research project called “OSIRIS”. The Laboratory of Biochemistry at ESPCI-ParisTech and Maguin S.A.S., a leading French company in the ethanol-production industry are partners in this project partly funded by Oséo.
The goals of Osiris project are to develop: New bioprotection culture systems for phytopathogenic micro-organisms, in order to reduce the use of chemical treatments that damage the (…)

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Microfluidic movies

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Have a look at the Gallery section to see how droplets can be manipulated on chip!

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Director (principal investigator) - Prof. Andrew Griffiths

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The Laboratory of BioChemistry (LBC) was created in September 2012 at the Ecole Supérieure de Physique Chimie Industrielles de la Ville de Paris, and is directed by Prof. Andrew Griffiths. We are also part of CBI, UMR 8231 ESPCI-CNRS.
The research activities of LBC are based largely around droplet-based microfluidics, a powerful ultrahigh-throughput system in which reaction volumes can be minaturized by up to a million-fold compared to conventional assays in microtitre plates.
LBC has (…)

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