microfluidic device

Organ-On-Chip design

Organ-on-Chip Design: Materials, Challenges, and a New Approach to Accelerate Innovation

Cell Culture / /

Organ-on-Chip Design: Principles, Challenges, and Emerging Tools Organ-on-Chip (OoC) systems are reshaping the landscape of biomedical research by offering more physiologically accurate models than traditional 2D cultures and animal testing. These microengineered platforms simulate the structure and function of human organs using microfluidics, tissue engineering, and cell biology. As researchers and engineers seek to design […]

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Microfluidic Mixing: A Design Guideline for Efficient Lab-on-a-Chip Devices

Microfluidic Design / /

Microfluidic Mixing: How to Design Efficient Micromixers for Lab-on-a-Chip Devices Microfluidic mixing is at the core of high-performance lab-on-a-chip systems. From PCR preparation to chemical synthesis and diagnostics, precise and fast mixing at the microscale is essential. But in microfluidics, where laminar flow dominates, achieving effective mixing is notoriously difficult. This guide provides design principles,

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Microfluidic design – Step by step

Microfluidic Design / /

Introduction to Microfluidics and Microfluidic Design Microfluidics represents a cutting-edge domain focused on the control of fluids at a microscopic level. It finds extensive application in areas such as medical diagnostics, chemical analysis, and drug discovery research. Microfluidic design can be challenging for researchers, PhDs, or engineers. A standard microfluidic device has channels and chambers.

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