Peter Peumans

CTO Health at imec

Author

Peter Peumans graduated as a civil engineer in electrical engineering from KU Leuven and was awarded his doctorate at Princeton University. He then became professor in Electrical Engineering at Stanford University, where he led research into new systems for capturing solar energy. He has been working at imec since 2011 and is involved in the strategy for imec’s Life Sciences activities.

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Authored articles

Close-up of a laboratory pipette and vial used for cell therapy processing

How point-of-care manufacturing will enable cell therapies to reach the patients who need them

10/09/2024

Blog

Biomanufacturing

Technological advancements and strategic partnerships are emerging as a solution to the limitations of centralized production of cell therapies.

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From moonshot to reality: progress in proteomics

09/09/2024

Vision

Omics

Soaring investments and rapid technological developments indicate that we are on the verge of a true proteomics revolution. What are the final challenges and first opportunities as we start to explore the dynamic landscape of the proteome in unprecedented depth and detail?

Stethoscope on a tablet with floating medical icons, suggesting digital healthcare and diagnosis

Accurate, personalized and predictive healthcare within reach

13/05/2019

Artificial intelligence

How can we live a healthy life for longer? And what are we going to do to tackle the ever-increasing cost of healthcare?

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Peter Peumans on health

04/01/2019

Artificial intelligence

By 2035 you will ‘manage’ your health like a bank account

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Peter Peumans on life science applications

15/12/2017

Health & life science

“Increasingly, electronics will be built into our bodies”