D. candidate in electrical engineering, was working in the lab of physics and engineering professor Axel Scherer, applying advances in fluidics to real world problems.

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Though the artificial Golgi Dr Linhardt and his team have designed is much bigger than a cell, it is still small by the standards of human engineering, being built on what is known as a digital-fluidics chip.

ECONOMIST: An attempt to mimic part of a cell on a chip