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From this page, browse through the numerous microfluidic application notes that can help you with your setup and experiments. These are detailed how-to tutorials on the applications of microfluidics in scientific research.
How pressure-driven flow control works, The advantages / disadvantages of the different technologies depending of your experimental requirements?
Active droplet generation in microfluidics provides an additional degree of freedom in manipulating both the size and the formation frequency of micro-droplets.
Microfluidics is widely used to develop tools for cell biology. The micrometer scale of its devices is particularly adapted to work with cells which allows to easily implement high throughput assays.
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Establish the feasibility of utilizing dye-doped soap or smectic liquid crystal bubbles as optical cavities for whispering gallery mode lasing
Learn how to implement a simpler electrophoretic separation system for extracting oleosomes and proteins from oilseeds.
This article investigates the behaviour of immiscible two-phase flow through porous media focusing on how pore-scale processes impact macroscopic fluid front behaviour.
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There are different ways to make a microfluidic chip and these microfluidic fabrication techniques will lead to different kind of chips made with different materials.
Cell culture consists in growing cells in an artificial environment in order to study their behavior in response to their environment.
A microfluidic chip is a set of micro-channels etched or molded into a material (glass, silicon or polymer such as PDMS.
During the recent years, researchers have shown a greater interest in droplet-based microfluidics. There are many applications in domains as diverse as chemistry or biotechnology.
How pressure-driven flow control works, The advantags / disadvantages of the different technologies depending of your experimental requirements?
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