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Daniel Attinger is a professor at Iowa State University (USA) who has been invited to visit EPFL's Microsystems Laboratory. He is the inventor of a "micro winery” on a chip, to help wine experts better understand and improve the fermentation process. STI, july 6, 2016 Daniel Attinger is a professor at Iowa State University (USA) who has been invited to visit EPFL's Microsystems Laboratory. He is the inventor of a "micro winery” on a chip, to help wine experts better understand and improve the fermentation process. STI, july 6, 2016 Daniel Attinger is a professor at Iowa State University (USA) who has been invited to visit EPFL's Microsystems Laboratory. He is the inventor of a "micro winery” on a chip, to help wine experts better understand and improve the fermentation process. STI, july 6, 2016 Daniel Attinger is a professor at Iowa State University (USA) who has been invited to visit EPFL's Microsystems Laboratory. He is the inventor of a "micro winery” on a chip, to help wine experts better understand and improve the fermentation process. STI, july 6, 2016 Daniel Attinger is a professor at Iowa State University (USA) who has been invited to visit EPFL's Microsystems Laboratory. He is the inventor of a "micro winery” on a chip, to help wine experts better understand and improve the fermentation process. STI, july 6, 2016 Daniel Attinger is a professor at Iowa State University (USA) who has been invited to visit EPFL's Microsystems Laboratory. He is the inventor of a "micro winery” on a chip, to help wine experts better understand and improve the fermentation process. STI, july 6, 2016