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Microfluidics: Future Prospects
Posted by Nazım Yılmaz on
Microfluidics is a field of study that deals with the behavior, precise control, and manipulation of fluids that are too small to be seen with the naked eye. It involves the use of microscale devices and systems to perform...
Nanoencapsulation with Microfluidic Chips
Posted by Nazım Yılmaz on
Nanoencapsulation is a process in which small particles or droplets are surrounded by a protective coating. This coating can help to protect the particles or droplets from degradation, improve their stability, and control their release...
- Tags: cosmetics, drug analysis, liposomes, microfluidics, nanoencapsulation, pharmaceutical, vaccines
New Tech: Drugs Without Testing on Animals
Posted by Nazım Yılmaz on
New medications are first tested on animals in drug research, and any expected effects on humans are purely based on animal trials. However, transporting the results to humans may not always be possible, and tissue engineering offers an option..
Are there any tricks of PDMS-based Lab on a Chip tech?
Posted by Nazım Yılmaz on
The fabrication of PDMS microfluidic devices will be discussed more closely with the given information and specification. There are 2 main parts to focus on the process. Firstly, using soft photolithography to create a negative master pattern on a silicon wafer substrate..
- Tags: lithography, microfluidics, PDMS, photoresist
General: Some Fabrication Methods in Microfluidic Devices
Posted by Nazım Yılmaz on
Why do people want to use microfluidics? For sensors that are quite easy, because it has been used fewer reagents, analytes, or volume and those are really thin microfluidics channels in which can have a high sensitivity to their analyte. The focus is that mostly on the fabrication and which kind of microfluidics can make..
- Tags: 3D printing, biosensor, microfluidics, organ on a chip, PDMS
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