Sandro Koch

Dr. Sandro Koch completed his studies in physics at the University of Dresden, where he earned his PhD in Applied Physics in 2015. He subsequently joined Fraunhofer IPMS as a research scientist, where he has held several research management positions, focusing on MEMS-based acoustic and photonic sensors. Currently, Dr. Koch serves as the Business Unit Manager for "Acoustic Sensors and Systems," overseeing the development of MEMS modules for applications in acoustics, micropositioning, high-frequency modules, and biosynthetic technologies, as well as their transfer to industry.

Fraunhofer BIOSYNTH
Thursday
May 08
Modular High-Throughput Microplatform Drives Bio-Inspired Data Storage Presented by Fraunhofer BIOSYNTH
2:30 PM

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3:15 PM

Modular high-throughput microplatforms are the next critical tool for advancing synthetic biology and related applications. By leveraging a universal microchip platform, this approach integrates microelectronics with data encryption and DNA/RNA synthesis to achieve high storage density, parallelized writing, encoding, long-term stability, and cost-effectiveness. In this exclusive workshop, participants will have the opportunity to experience an in-depth demonstration of biologically-synthetic storage systems, discuss the current state of development, and explore potential applications in the realm of bio-inspired data storage. This workshop aims to foster collaborative dialogue on the implications and advancements in synthetic data storage technologies.

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