Bruno Le Pioufle

Bruno Le Pioufle is a Professor at ENS Paris-Saclay, specializing in biomedical microsystems and microfluidics. His work focuses on biochips integrating lipid bilayers, nanopores, and dielectrophoresis for cell analysis, drug screening, and organ-on-chip systems.

• 1991: PhD, University of Paris 11
• 1997: Accreditation to supervise research, University of Paris 11

His research spans microfluidic biosensors for ion channels, cell handling via dielectrophoresis, and organ-on-chip platforms. Collaborations include S. Takeuchi at the University of Tokyo and leadership roles at LIMMS/CNRS and Institut d'Alembert.

Scientific contributions include solid-state nanopore integration, electrorotation techniques, and lipid extraction from microalgae. Publications highlight advancements in cell permeabilization, bioimpedance analysis, and microfluidic disease models.

Recent articles explore DNA dynamics in nanopores, cancer cell staging, and dielectric characterization of cellular responses. Keywords span Biomedical Engineering, Microfluidics, Nanotechnology, and Cell Biology.