Introduction to Microfluidics Patrick Tabeling
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

An Introduction to Microfluidics. In recent years, these principles have been applied to the . Two important new introductory talks about the background and latest developments in 'lab on a chip' technology. Journey into the world of microscopic instrumentation, where innovation gives birth to micromachines with dust sized components. A multidisciplinary field encompassing physics, chemistry, engineering, and biotechnology, microfluidics integrates sensors, actuators, and other electronics to create new applications.1–3 Importantly, new principles of fluid manipulation have enabled detection and handling of nanoliter fluid samples. The magnetic sensor, benzocyclobutene. CB399: Microfluidics Nanocourse Spring 2011. Microfluidics first materialized in the early 1980s and since then has been actively used in the field of engineering, chemistry and biotechnology and microtechnology. Theoretical Microfluidics Henrik Bruus. A very good introduction to microfluidics can be found at the wiki page. Shared By:Vishal Anand 33241, 5 ECTS) to provide a general and broad introduction to theoretical aspects of the new field of lab-on-a-chip systems. Introduction, theory, and technology , Anal. New nanocourse on microfluidics. Opening talks - Jeff Hasty: Introduction to synthetic biology The Hasty Lab's efforts in this line can be highlighted through their work on the nexus of microfluidics, synthetic biology, and mathematical modeling. A new cellular genomic analysis device is introduced that integrates cell lysing, microfluidics, and micromagnetic mRNA labeling and detection on one microfabricated substrate. An introductory paragraph of some sort. Microfluidics news is another kind of a aggregator for papers published on this subject .