
News and upcoming events
- LagLivLab workshop — Sept 7 at 16:30, Physics building room V414
Join us
LagLivLab is open to students of the natural sciences and medicine. You do not need a project of your own to start with — come to a workshop, see what people are building, and find something you want to work on.
- Read how a self-organised student project works at LagLivLab
- Browse ideas for new projects using equipment we already have
- Write to us at laglivlab@fys.uio.no
- See our recruitment poster for who we are looking for
Projects
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Microfluidics
Designing and building lab-on-chip devices, and keeping cells alive and observable inside them.
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Electrorotation
Measuring the electrical properties of single cells by spinning them in a rotating electric field, and reading their rotational spectra.
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Bioactuator
Building a biohybrid that moves under its own power, using muscle cells on an engineered skeleton.

CellMazeRace
Racing cells through microscopic mazes, in the spirit of the Dicty World Races.
The lab
LagLivLab occupies several rooms on the west side of the Physics building. The procedures pages describe what is in each one and how to use it.
- Giæver lab, V420 — electronics, microscopy and general work
- Cell lab, V431 — cell culture and passaging; training required before use
- Microfabrication, V128/129 — photolithography and chip fabrication
- Workshop, V428 — 3D printing
Collaboration
LagLivLab is made possible by the following collaborators: the Center for organ on a chip technology at the Faculty of Medicine, the Department of Physics, the Department of Biosciences, CHIP, ABINO and ITOM.
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