Join us on Wednesday, July 7 at noon Pacific for the Microfluidics for Biohacking Hack Chat with Krishna Sanka! “Microfluidics” sounds like a weird and wonderful field, but one that doe… ...

Microfluidics refers to the technology and methods used to analyze fluids on a very small scale. 4 When it comes to microfluidic research, fewer resources are required, sensitivity is ...

Microfluidics is an upcoming technology that has been used in many areas of chemical and biological research. One valuable application of this technique is in studying protein-protein interactions ...

Microfluidics technologies are already commonplace in single-cell genomic sequencing, he points out, and with the right application will take off in drug discovery as well.

Microfluidics allow for the synthesis of nanoparticles with different size, shape and surface structures. This is particularly important for the formation of nanoparticle libraries as utilized in gene ...

Microfluidics is a research area within MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) and is concerned with the control of the flow of fluids measured in micro, nano, or even Pico, litre, quantities. The ...

Microfluidics deals with manipulating very tiny amounts of liquid in channels the width of a human hair as they snake across a microchip. Advances in this field mean that future robotic spacecraft ...

HYPER-Melt is a microfluidics platform, meaning it focuses on manipulating and analyzing small volumes of fluid. The team's device begins by separating blood samples into ever smaller portions and in ...

What plants can teach us about oil spill clean-up, microfluidics Nature-inspired 3-D printed solutions to solve perhaps one of the worst humanmade dilemmas Date: March 20, 2018 Source: University ...

Tactus’ system would put a 0.75 to 1 millimeter-thick microfluidics panel over a device’s LCD instead of glass or plastic. A sub-layer of the panel would be punctured with 200-nanometer holes ...

Microfluidics is the study of how fluids behave as they travel through or are confined in microminiaturized devices equipped with channels and chambers.