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T-Junction Microchannel two-phase flow dynamics : the influence of flow rate pulsation

T-Junction Microchannel two-phase flow dynamics: the influence of flow rate pulsation The present study performed in Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Novosibirsk, Russia) describes how researchers controlled the liquid-liquid flow in their T-junction microchannel by using the OB1 Pressure Controller to apply external high-fidelity pulsations to … Continued

From Laboratory Immunoassays To Immunosensors With An Integrated Microfluidic Flow System

From Laboratory Immunoassays To Immunosensors With An Integrated Microfluidic Flow System This research summary highlights the work of Alexander Ecke, Jérémy Bell, and Rudolf J. Schneider, whose collaborative efforts have contributed to the development of a three-dimensional microfluidic flow cell for improved electrochemical substrate detection in HRP/TMB-based immunoassays. Their work, published in Sensors & Diagnostics … Continued

Elastin-like polypeptide coacervates as reversibly triggerable compartments for synthetic cells

Elastin-like Polypeptide Coacervates as Reversibly Triggerable Compartments for Synthetic Cells This research summary highlights the work of Chang Chen and Siddharth Deshpande, published in Communications Chemistry (Nature portfolio), under the title “Elastin-like polypeptide coacervates as reversibly triggerable compartments for synthetic cells”. The study investigates how elastin-like polypeptide coacervates serve as dynamic, reversible compartments, allowing for … Continued

Structural Flexibility and Disassembly Kinetics of Single Ferritin Molecules Using Optical Nanotweezers

Structural Flexibility and Disassembly Kinetics of Single Ferritin Molecules Using Optical Nanotweezers Abstract The study “Structural Flexibility and Disassembly Kinetics of Single Ferritin Molecules Using Optical Nanotweezers” explores the dynamic behavior of ferritin at the single-molecule level. Using optical Nanotweezers, researchers observed how ferritin’s structure responds to environmental changes like pH variations and ascorbic acid … Continued

Continuous counter-current electrophoretic separation of oleosomes and proteins from oilseeds

Continuous counter-current electrophoretic separation of oleosomes and proteins from oilseeds Kübra Ayan This research summary is based on the article "Continuous counter-current electrophoretic separation of oleosomes and proteins from oilseeds," recently published in Food Hydrocolloids. It explains how Kübra Ayan and colleagues developed a simpler electrophoretic separation system for extracting oleosomes and proteins from oilseeds. The Food Process … Continued

Unravelling two-phase flow and CO2 storage in geological reservoirs

Unravelling two-phase flow in geological reservoirs for CO2 storage Sophie Roman Mahdi Mansouri The present work performed at the Nanoµlab of the Institut des Sciences de la Terre d’Orléans (ISTO, France) describes the invasion mechanisms of two immiscible fluids in a porous media model and their consequences on the process of CO2 storage in geological … Continued

The role of protein adsorption on bubble formation and stabilization

The role of protein adsorption on bubble formation and stabilisation bubble formation This research summary written by Boxin Deng is based on the peer-reviewed article ‘Onsite coalescence behavior of whey protein-stabilised bubbles generated at parallel microscale pores: Role of pore geometry and liquid phase properties’, authored by Boxin Deng, Dirk Wijnen, Karin Schroën, and Jolet … Continued

The Multi EDGE device – the importance of chip design for high-rate monodisperse droplet formation

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Reference electrode design for on-chip biochemical sensing

Reference electrode design for ultra-low volume on-chip biochemical sensing The reference electrode design developed by Saurabh Tomar and colleagues enables ultra-low volume biochemical sensing. This research summary is based on the “Integration of Ultra-Low Volume Pneumatic Microfluidics with a Three-Dimensional Electrode Network for On-Chip Biochemical Sensing” research paper, authored by Saurabh Tomar, Charlotte Lasne, Sylvain … Continued
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