Microfluidic application notes

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Setup: droplet and digital microfluidics

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Nanobubble generation

Nanobubble generation performed by microfluidics is described in an application note. Nanobubbles are very singular by their generation and properties.
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How to handle monodisperse alginate droplets & beads production with microfluidics

Highly monodispersed alginate beads can be easily generated with a microfluidic droplet generation system.
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Sequential Production and Trapping of Droplets

Microfluidic sequential production and trapping of droplets for in situ optical analysis.
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Droplets generation & manipulation

The generation and manipulation of droplets through microfluidics offer tremendous advantages: better control over small volumes of fluid, enhanced mixing, high throughput experiments.
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Double emulsion for encapsulation using microfluidics

A protocol for high monodispersity and high encapsulation efficiency double emulsion production for encapsulation using microfluidics
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Antifungal screening on chip using droplet based microfluidics

Droplet-based microfluidics and single spore encapsulation offer the key for a breakthrough in antifungal screening and fungicide discovery.
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Single cell encapsulation

Generate picoliter-sized microdroplets and perform single cell encapsulation with this detailled microfluidic protocol.
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Microbubble generation

Everything you need to know about microbubble generation, from theory to the microfluidics experimental steps.
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How to perform single spore encapsulation

This application note will show you how highly monodispersed droplets can be easily generated to encapsulate single spore of fungus using a microfluidic droplet generation system.
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Droplets on demand in microfluidic networks

Two-phase flow microfluidics allow to perfom different laboratory functions on one microfluidic Lab-on-Chip (LoC) platform. An example of such an application is the controlled production of droplets on chip.
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Droplet generation inside a capillary

This application note describes how to generate controlled size millifluidic droplets in a capillary by regulating the pressure rate and/or by regulating the flow rate.
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Digital microfluidics: droplet generation inside a microfluidic chip

Droplets generation has a large scale of applications, such as emulsion production, single cell analysis, drug delivery or nanoparticles synthesis. Droplets can also be used as micro bioreactors for chemical or biochemical reactions.
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Microfluidic Flow focusing droplet generation

Precise and effective control of droplet generation is critical for applications of droplet microfluidics ranging from materials synthesis to lab-on-a-chip systems.
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Microfluidic Droplets on demand

Active droplet generation in microfluidics is of high interest for a wide range of applications. It provides an additional degree of freedom in manipulating both the size and the formation frequency of micro-droplets. This additional control is extremely desirable for complex operations which rely on the accurate control of both parameters.
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Microfluidic Droplet in a chip

Microfluidic droplet in a chip also called droplet generation by microfluidics presents many application & advantages. The droplet generation pack has been designed to fit most common droplet generation needs of researchers.
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Antibody therapy, high-throughput screening using droplet-based microfluidics for single-cell encapsulation

Droplet microfluidics and single cell encapsulation offer the key for a discovery engine in antibody therapy.
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Foam-oil interactions in a 3D porous medium using microfluidics

Accidental spillage of petroleum-based products and contaminants can cause severe environmental hazards to the ecosystem if not remediated effectively. Foam, a dispersion of gas in thin liquid films (named lamellae), has been identified as a remedy for these defects due to its unique properties.