Jérôme Charmet Email & Phone Number

Neuchâtel, Ne, Ch

Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Coventry, England, United Kingdom

Coventry, United Kingdom

Institute Of Digital Healthcare, International Digital Laboratory

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Visiting scientist in the Knowles group (http://www-knowles.ch.cam.ac.uk)

Cambridge, United Kingdom

• Main scientific achievements include: Development of bio-physics techniques and sensors to study the physico-chemical properties and behaviour of biological molecules and soft materials (particularly protein self-assembly, relevant to the study of neuro-degenerative disorders such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease). In particular, integration of biosensors into or at the interface of microfluidic devices (see http://www-knowles.ch.cam.ac.uk for more details about the group and activities).• Teaching, supervision and demonstration responsibilities.• Organisation of seminars.

Nanoscience Centre, Cambridge, United Kingdom

• Main scientific achievements include: Development of MEMS based acoustic biosensors for Point-Of-Care (POC) diagnosis. Developed new strategies and designs to improve the performance of current sensors, including integration with microfluidics.• Teaching and demonstration responsibilities.• Organisation of seminars.

La Chaux-De-Fonds, Switzerland

• Main scientific achievements include: co-discovery and development of the Solid on Liquid Deposition (SOLID) process; development of multifunctional materials and structures using the SOLID process and Parylene deposition; a reactive plasma deposition process for nanostructured pyrite (FeS2) based solar cells; and an active protection layer for bio-medical application. • Project management: managed 10 academic and industrial projects including: FP6 project MULTIPOL, coordinating team (see project). • Grant applications: initiated projects and co-ordinated proposal writing (above €9M. total funding) including: FP7 project PARYLENS (see projects), FP6 project MULTIPOL (see projects), and national and university funded projects.• Teaching and demonstration responsibilities.

Dublin, Ireland

• Main scientific achievements include: co-development of thermo-optical switches, gas sensors (O2 and CO2) and planar optical integrated circuits using UV sensitive Sol Gel technology.• Responsibilities: In charge of the microfabrication process of optical sensors and devices based on UV sensitive Sol Gel technology. Responsible of the clean room (Class 1000)

Leixlip, Ireland

• Main duties: maintenance and repair of ion implanters. Operation and process tuning of ion implanters.• Main achievements: proposed process improvement projects implemented in collaboration with the engineering team.• Mentoring: Mentor for the technician’s up-scaling program.

He-Arc Ingénierie - University Of Applied Sciences,

• Main scientific achievements include: participation in the of development of a biomedical microcapsule for intestinal exploration (EU Project, INTERREG). Prototype tested clinically at Strasbourg hospital, France.• Responsibilities: In charge of the conception of the positioning sensor and the integration of the modules (camera, biopsy, drug release). • Demonstrations of microtechnology lab.

Phd, Engineering

Acoustic Biosensors for Point-of-Care Diagnosis

Msc, Biomedical Engineering

Ingenieur Ets En Microtechnologies, Microtechnologies