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'No muss, no fuss' miniaturized analysis for complex samples developed
However, researchers wanting to use these microfluidic devices to analyze complex solutions containing particulates or other contaminating materials often find that the first part of the process isn&#...
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Read moreSensor biochips could aid in cancer diagnosis and treatment
It is very difficult to predict whether a cancer drug will help an individual patient: only around one third of drugs will work directly in a given patient. Researchers at the Heinz Nixdorf Ch...
Life Sciences | Read moreNIST Calculations May Improve Temperature Measures for Microfluidics
However, it isn’t that simple for researchers who need to measure temperatures in microfluidic systems—tiny, channel-lined devices used in medical diagnostics, DNA forensics and “lab-on-a-chip” chemic...
Life Sciences | Read moreLEGO Toy Helps Researchers Learn What Happens on Nanoscale
These lab-on-a-chip devices, also known as microfluidic arrays, are commonly used to sort tiny samples by size, shape or composition, but the minuscule forces at work at such a small magnitude are dif...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreMusic Is the Engine of New Lab-on-a-chip Device
Music, rather than electromechanical valves, can drive experimental samples through a lab-on-a-chip in a new system developed at the University of Michigan. This development could significantly simpli...
Life Sciences | Read moreNew lab-on-a-chip measures mechanics of bacteria colonies
Most bacteria in nature take the form of biofilms. Bacteria are single-celled organisms, but they rarely live alone, said John Younger, associate chair for research in the Department of Emergency Medi...
Health and Medicine | Read moreMotor proteins may be vehicles for drug delivery
Each cell in the body contains motor proteins that ferry cargo such as chromosomes, mitochondria or bundles of proteins, either from the center of the cell to its outskirts or from the periphery towar...
Life Sciences | Read moreWorld's first deep sea lab-on-a-chip sensors proved to work
Nine months into the four year £2 million Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) funded project, Professor Hywel Morgan from the Uni...
Ecology, The Environment and Conservation | Read moreBringing lab-on-a-chip to a surgery near you
Today, anybody getting tests done in a GP’s surgery or hospital outpatients will usually have to wait several days before getting any results.Using current technology, it is not possible to ca...
Medical Engineering | Read moreLab Micro-Sizes Genetics Testing
"We are simplifying and miniaturizing the analytical processes so we can do this work in the field, away from traditional laboratories, with very fast analysis times, and at a greatly reduced cos...
Life Sciences | Read moreDisposable ‘lab-on-a-chip’ may save costs and lives
Researchers in the European SEMOFS (Surface Enhanced Micro Optical Fluidic Systems) team knew that, to reach their goal of disposable cartridges capable of performing complex medical diagnostic tests ...
Medical Engineering | Read more'Point of care diagnostics' in the starting blocks
Lab-on-a-chip systems bring the laboratory to the patient instead of the other way around: a blood sample will no longer have to go to the laboratory and the patient will no longer have to wait for th...
Health and Medicine | Read moreLab-on-a-chip Technology: Microfluidics Aids Major Advance in Environmental Testing
Microfluidics is an exciting new field of science and engineering that enables very small-scale fluid control and analysis, allowing instrument manufacturers to develop smaller, more cost-effective an...
Ecology, The Environment and Conservation | Read moreMake Your Own Microfluidic Device with New Kit
University of Michigan engineers are seeking to change that with a 16-piece lab-on-a-chip kit that brings microfluidic devices to the scientific masses. The kit cuts the costs involved and the time it...
Life Sciences | Read moreDisease-detecting lab in the palm of your hand
There is no quick and simple way to detect infectious bacteria on farms, or even in food processing and distribution plants. Samples have to be sent to labs for testing, a process that can take hours ...
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