Auckland Microfab
Seminar: Mark Gilligan on Commercialisation of Microfluidics
Friday, November 30th at 9AM – Room 301.242
Microfluidics and Commercial Success! Compatible or not?
A view of microfluidics applied to commercial markets and lessons to learn to improve likelihood of future success.
Mark Gilligan, Executive chairman and commercial director of Blacktrace Ltd.
Mark’s speciality is taking science and creating a commercially successful product offering. He started Syrris in August 2001 to address the challenges faced by the Pharmaceutical industry. Syrris has now grown to be a group of companies with over 40 people working in 5 countries. The Dolomite subsidiary of the Syrris Group is focussed on providing Microfluidic Solutions to customers around the world in a very wide range of applications. (www.blacktrace.com)
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Affiliations
- School of Chemical Sciences
- University of Auckland Photon Factory
- University of Auckland Microscale Research Group
- Polymer Electronics Research Centre
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Links
- The MacDiarmid Foundation
- The University of Canterbury Nanofab
- Victoria University Cleanroom Facility
- Maurice Wilkins Centre
- UniServices
- Callaghan Innovation
- Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment
- University of Auckland Biomimetics Laboratory