Moritz Kreysing

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Kerntechnische Entsorgung Karlsruhe (Germany)

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Moritz Kreysing is a pioneer at the intersection of biophysics and micro-engineering, whose work redefines how we manipulate the microscopic world. His primary research areas center on opto-fluidics, optical micromanipulation, and the development of advanced micro-robotic systems. Kreysing’s major contribution lies in overcoming the fundamental limitations of traditional optical tweezers, which are constrained by material properties and laser exposure. He has pioneered techniques that harness thermoviscous flows—laser-induced fluid currents—to achieve high-definition, multiplexed assembly of microscopic objects. His 2024 paper on "Opto-fluidically multiplexed assembly and micro-robotics" (10 citations) introduces a paradigm shift, enabling the simultaneous, precise manipulation of multiple components without direct laser contact, thus opening new avenues for soft matter physics and synthetic biology. Building on this, his 2025 work on "Model Predictive Control of Thermoviscous Flows" (3 citations) adds a layer of intelligent, feedback-driven precision, allowing for dynamic, programmable control of micro-environments. This combination of fluidic innovation and control theory positions Kreysing as a leading architect of next-generation micro-tools, with profound implications for cellular mechanics, drug delivery, and lab-on-a-chip technologies.