During October and November 2021 I have been visiting NMI in Tübingen for a period of five weeks. The aim of the secondment was to learn about fabrication of microfluidic chips, and transfer a concept for a hydrogen peroxide sensor to microfluidics. I have felt very welcome at NMI by not only the two ESRs employed at NMI, but the entire working group and staff. In my spare time I have been sightseeing in both Tübingen and Stuttgart, hiking during sunny days (and one rainy), and went bouldering. All together with some of the cool people from the working group.
ESR 15 – Secondment in Tubingen
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 812954.