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International Conference on Micromachining for Life Sciences

Berlin Conference | 10–11 November 2025

Join us at the 2025 International Conference on Micromachining for Life Sciences to explore cutting-edge advances in laser micromachining and micromilling for biomedical and microfluidic applications. The conference features two dedicated tracks: one on Laser Micromachining and one on Micromilling. Co-curated by subject-matter experts, these tracks aim to foster deeper exchange within and beyond these fields. Sessions will include technical presentations, demonstrations, and case studies designed to promote collaboration between system providers and end users.

As a sister event, this conference is organized and supported by BioCHIP Berlin – International Forum on Biochips and Microfabrication.

 

Engage in dialogue with integrators and end-users from the following sectors:

  • Life Sciences
  • Microfluidics
  • Medical technology
  • Drug discovery
  • Biotechnology research
  • Polymer industry
 

Topics on laser micromachining

Microstructure fabrication and processing

Showcase advanced techniques for precise microstructure and microfluidic device creation in life sciences and medical applications

Customized micromachining solutions

Tailored laser techniques to meet specific application needs

Laser micromachining system integration

Strategies for seamless integration of hardware and software in laser systems.

Interdisciplinary laser processing nnovations

Collaborative approaches driving breakthroughs across fields

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Dedicated Track on Micromilling

This track is dedicated to the latest advancements in micromilling, with a focus on high-precision applications in life sciences and medical manufacturing. It offers protocols, practical tips, insights, and key considerations for practitioners interested in using micromilling to fabricate microfluidic devices. The objective is to equip potential users with the knowledge needed to select appropriate equipment and tools.

We welcome participants from device manufacturers in the microfluidics and lab-on-a-chip sectors, contract manufacturers, research institutes and university labs, as well as providers of system-integrated microfluidic solutions.