Jason received his MSC in physics from Lund University in 2005 with a thesis focused on the development of microfluidics separation technologies. He defended his PhD thesis titled “Microfluidics – Separation and Analysis of Biological Particles” in 2011 in which he continued to develop new approaches to the label free separation of biological particles based on various physical parameters. Jason is now a staff researcher at Nano Lund specializing in device fabrication, various microscopy techniques including STED, and the continued development of microfluidics systems for biological studies.
