Prof. Pavel Neuzil is a researcher at the School of Mechanical Engineering at Northwestern Polytechnical University in Xi'an, China. With a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the Czech Technical University in Prague, he has over three decades of experience in microfluidics, MEMS, and biosensors. Dr. Neuzil's work has significantly advanced microfluidics, bolometers, and calorimeters. His pioneering research in microfluidics has led to the development of sophisticated lab-on-a-chip devices crucial for various biomedical applications, including diagnostics and therapeutic monitoring. In bolometers, Dr. Neuzil has focused on enhancing the sensitivity and accuracy of these devices and their instrumentation, which are essential for detecting minute temperature changes. His work on microcalorimeters has similarly pushed the boundaries of thermal analysis, enabling precise measurements of thermal properties and phase transitions in small sample volumes, which is particularly relevant for studying complex processes such as crystallization. Dr. Neuzil leads a dynamic research group at Northwestern Polytechnical University to develop innovative micro- and nanoscale devices for biomedical and environmental applications. His recent work includes a novel continuous heat pulse measurement (CHPM) technique, providing deeper insights into various materials' thermal properties and phase transitions. Prof. Neuzil has over 150 journal publications, has authored several book chapters, and holds numerous patents in microtechnology.