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Microfluidic platforms for live-cell imaging and bio/pathomimetic tissue models

Background:Methodologies to image and quantify tissue models using high-content analysis (HCI) and functional analyses of 3D avatars are needed as such avatars better recapitulate the phenotype of pathobiological processes and better predict efficacy of, and resistance to, a wide variety of therapies. Furthermore, changes in morphometry, viability,...

Published: 2/14/2022 | Inventor(s): Bonnie Sloane, Kamiar Moin, Kyungmin Ji, Kingsley Osuala, Yong Xu, Hongen Tu

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Category(s): Specialty compounds, Research tools, Oncology, Microfluidics, Life Science, Instrumentation, Imaging, Diseases, Devices, Cell lines

Marangoni Optofluidic Tweezers (MOT)

There is currently a great deal of interest in using small droplets as containers for chemical reactions. Optical methods for droplet manipulation are attractive because they offer control without an on chip structure; however forces from optical tweezers tend to be in the pN range. Wayne State University researchers have developed a new method...

Published: 5/19/2017 | Inventor(s): Amar Basu, Gopakumar Kamalakshakurup

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Category(s): MEMS, Microfluidics, Physical Sciences, Instrumentation, Optics & Photonics

Nano-beaker array formation process and its use for high-throughput loading and crystallization screening and other lab-on-the-chip applications

Wayne State University researchers have invented a novel process to make array patterns and its use for high-throughput screening of crystallization conditions, liquid solution applications, and other lab-on-the-chip applications. The formation process is a variation of “particle lithography” in which microparticles such as polystyrene microparticles...

Published: 9/17/2019 | Inventor(s): Guangzhao Mao, Daniel Sobczynski, Sunxi Wang, Eugene Xhahysa, Pedram Jahanian

Keywords(s): Nanotechnology

Category(s): Physical Sciences, Microfluidics, MEMS, Life Science, Research tools, Other

Microfluidic Particle Concentration and Separator

Researchers at the Wayne State University Smart Sensors and Integrated Microsystems (SSIM) laboratory have developed a micro-scale concentrator and separator applicable to several microfluidic applications. Initially the device was developed to concentrate and separate bacteria from other impurities to test water quality however the micro separator...

Published: 9/10/2021 | Inventor(s): Gregory Auner, Chung-Chu Chen

Keywords(s): Biotechnology

Category(s): Physical Sciences, Microfluidics, MEMS