All Entries Tagged With: "Microfluidics"
dispensing subtitled
Digital microfluidic device manufactured at the Emerging Communications Technology Institute (ECTI), University of Toronto, by Prof. Aaron Wheeler’s research group. The device dispenses 70-nanolitre droplets from reservoirs and then moves, merges, and mixes them by applying a sequence of voltages to an array of electrodes. Duration : 0:0:5
Chaotic Droplet Rotation
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U type 1 hole for trapping cells
Using 3T3 cells as a model system, the motion of each individual cell was calculated using a one-way coupled Lagrangian method. The cell was assumed to be a solid sphere, and interactions with other cells were only considered when a cell sedimented in the trap. The ordinary differential equations were solved along the cell trajectory [...]
flat type seive for trapping cells
The “flat-type sieve” consists of an array of nine sieves arranged in a symmetric diamond-shaped pattern. Under simulated conditions, sieves closer to the chamber entrances captured cells well for both geometries, while the downstream sieves remained empty. related article: Building a Better Cell Trap: Applying Lagrangian Modeling to the Design of Microfluidic Devices for Cell [...]
Electro-osmotic-flow.wmv
Small beads through a microfluidic channel, with electro-osmotic flow. The channel is a T-cross section of a capillary electrophoresis chip manufactured by Micronit Microfluidics. More information on www.micronit.com. Duration : 0:0:25
Microreactor Demonstration.wmv
A monolithic glass microreactor block made of multiple layers of glass. Fluids are injected in the reactor with different pressure levels. The microreactor has been developed by Micronit Microfluidics (Netherlands). More information on www.micronit.com or www.access2flow.com. Duration : 0:2:3
Free surface microfluidics
Free Surface Microfluidics Duration : 0:4:8
AC Driven Ion flow
There is an electrode driving a potential of 1 Volt in magnitude modified by a sine wave with a frequency of 75 hz. There is a second electrode 15 um to the left of it that is set to ground. The domain is 100 microns wide and 50 microns deep. There are two analytes with [...]
cellTRAY Manager Brightfield Scan
A brightfield scan of the cellTRAY using the cellTRAY Manager. Duration : 0:0:29
nanoliter droplet on demand
I built a platform at Zhejiang University for generate nanoliter droplet. volume of each plug could be precisely defined with a LabVIEW program, It could be used to generate plugs for high throughput screening Duration : 0:0:41