For example, researchers of the Verpoorte group at the University of Groningen (NL) have successfully demonstrated the use of Bronkhorst Coriolis flow controllers in their gut-on-a-chip system [2, page 17-18], where they mimicked the digestive tract [3]. The Coriolis flow meters in the system were co-developed with the University of Twente [4][5], where our Science Officer, Joost Lötters, is involved in these activities as part-time professor. This connection between universities and Bronkhorst enables us to put the research results into practice.
Photograph of the digestive system, with the Coriolis-based mass flow sensors at the back, liquid reservoirs at the right (blue/red caps), and the three micromixers with incubation loops in the front.