Jonas Tegenfeldt, PhD

CV Publications Theses

news from the past 12 months

[Mar, 2013] – Label Free Particle Sorting – Invited to negotiation for an Initial Training Network (ITN) on microfluidic particle sorting.

[Oct, 2012] – Improved understanding of confined DNA – “Orientational effects on confined DNA”, Physical Review E Abstract

[July, 2012] – Master thesis completed – Stefan Holm: “Shaped based sorting of blood and parasites” [download pdf 13 Mb]

[July, 2012] – Master thesis completed – Masoomeh Ghasemi: “Shape and deformability in deterministic lateral displacement devices” [download pdf 13 Mb]

[May, 2012] – Efficient passivation scheme demonstrated for nanochannels and nanoslits – “Lipid-based passivation in nanofluidics”, Nano Letters Abstract

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Current Funding

Project grant from the Swedish Research Council – “Enrichment of rare cells and parasites using label-free particle sorting”, project grant to develop label-free sorting schemes sensitive to morphology and deformability using deterministic lateral displacement.

Senior Research Fellowship awarded by the Swedish Research Council – “Cell biology and biophysics in microfabricated environments”

VINNOVA – Innovations for future health - "Generic sensor devices for diagnostics and drug screening"

Magnus Bergvalls Stiftelse - "Genetic studies of DNA with direct visualization using extremely high-resolution microscopy"

Barncancerfonden - "Mechanical properties of cancer cells as a marker for diagnosis and prognosis"

Hasselbladsstiftelsen - "Denaturation mapping for physical mapping of genomes of key marine organisms"

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2013 – present Associate Professor (Universitetslektor) at Solid State Physics, Lund University

2008-2014 VR-financed “Rådsforskare” (Eng: Senior Research Fellowship Award)

2003-2008 VR-financed “Forskarassistent” (Eng: Assistant Professor)

2007 Docent (Associate Professor) in Solid State Physics

1998 – 2003 PostDoc at Princeton University

1997 PhD in Solid State Physics Lund University

1991 MSc in Engineering Physics / Materials Science Uppsala University

1986 Swedish Defense Institute of Language (Military Service)

CV Publications Theses

My main research interests are within micro and nanotechnology to address life science problems.

• Separation science

• Nanofluidics

• Polymers in confined environments

• Tools for single-cell biology

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Contact information Lund:

Office Q142

Division of Solid State Physics

Department of Physics

Lund University

Box 118

SE-221 00 Lund

Sweden

Visiting address:

Professorsgatan 1

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Office Phone: +46-(0)46-222 8063 (forwarded to mobile phone)

Fax: +46-(0)46-222 3637

Email: jonas.tegenfeldt@ftf.lth.se

Optics and fluidics lab (Q129)

Soft lithography (PDMS) lab (Q126)

nm-consortium Department of Physics LTH LU

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Updated 19:13 Friday, May 17, 2013