Blog-on-Chips
What is Laminar Flow in Microchannels & Reynolds Number?
Posted by Serhat Sevli on
Today, it was accepted that microchannels have characteristic dimensions with a hydraulic diameter below 1 mm in microtechnology.
Microfluidic Chips for Detection of Microorganisms
Posted by Nazım Yılmaz on
Microfluidic chip systems have become promising for detection of microorganisms with high sensitivity, accuracy, low cost and rapidity.
- Tags: diagnostics, lab on a chip, microfluidics
A Review of PDMS Microfluidic Chips and Fabrication Techniques
Posted by Serhat Sevli on
Poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) has been the most frequently used material in microfluidic devices due to the cost and relative duration of fabrication as well as material properties.
- Tags: lab on a chip, microfluidics, PDMS
Global Organ On A Chips Market
Posted by Serhat Sevli on
Organ-on-a-chip (OOC) is a technology enabling the reproduction of the physiological functions of tissues and organs.
The Most Suitable Materials for Microfluidic Devices
Posted by Serhat Sevli on
Properties of chips are determined by the materials and fabrication technique used. Those used in the fabrication of microchannels are categorized as following; inorganic, polymeric and paper.
- Tags: lab on a chip, microfluidics, PDMS
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