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nanowerk.com /1 month ago

A spatially programmable microfluidic chip for multi-stage particle and cell separation

A programmable microfluidic device combines deterministic lateral displacement, a microfluidic technique that is used to separate particles according to their size, with temperatur...

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electronicsforu.com /1 week ago

Chip Controls Microbubbles For Programmable Fluid Flow

Could programmable microbubbles help tiny robots move fluids, steer through confined spaces? A chip can now deliver medicines more precisely without bulky bubble-trapping mechanism...

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bioengineer.org /1 month ago

Tiny Wells, Big Data: Microwell Chips Meet Artificial Intelligence

Every cell in the human body carries its own story, and understanding those individual stories has become one of the most powerful ideas in modern biology. A new review published i...

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bioengineer.org /1 week ago

Microrobots Sense Heat and Pump Fluids Together in a World First

The achievement reported by the Cornell team sits at the intersection of several long-standing engineering challenges: miniaturization, actuation, sensing, and collective behavior....

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nanowerk.com /2 weeks ago

Microfluidic chip recreates viral spread and herd immunity

A 444-chamber microfluidic platform shows how contact density, initial infection levels and non-susceptible cells shape coronavirus spread and herd-immunity-like suppression.

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nanowerk.com /1 month ago

Tiny creases act like traffic controllers for droplets

Microscopic creases in soft materials create invisible barriers that stop, sort and steer droplets by size or surface tension, without coatings or electronics.

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genengnews.com /1 week ago

Thirty Million Compartments: Testing Single-Molecule PCR’s Potential

Countable Labs has named Fred Hutchinson its first certified service provider, currently serving researchers across the Seattle region. And the company is continuing to build its l...

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nanowerk.com /1 month ago

Stress-driven nanopore method could simplify biosensor manufacturing

A stress-driven fabrication method creates 6–10 nm nanopores in parallel, potentially shifting biosensor production to conventional semiconductor fabs.

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bioengineer.org /1 month ago

New Artery-on-a-Chip Technologies Advance Construction Strategies and Disease Modeling

Cardiovascular disease remains the world’s leading cause of death, and the arteries—dynamic tubes that constantly bend, stretch, pulse and respond to flowing blood—are where many o...

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nanowerk.com /3 weeks ago

3D printing programs drug-delivery microrobots to split and enter tighter spaces

Laser 3D printing programs hydrogel microrobots to travel intact, then split into smaller units that can enter narrow channels inside the body and spread a drug.

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biopharmadive.com /1 week ago

Decreasing process variability in fluid management systems

Discover why flow paths, tubing and connectors may limit your bioprocess performance

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electronicsforu.com /1 month ago

Portable Biosensors Speed Food And Water Contamination Detection

Portable biosensors combine genetic technologies and electrochemical sensing to detect food and water pathogens rapidly, supporting on-site testing, faster decisions, and contamina...

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