Walsh et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Microfluidics with fluid wallsWalsh et al., 2017
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- Walsh E
- Feuerborn A
- Wheeler J
- Tan A
- Durham W
- Foster K
- Cook P
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- Nature communications
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Microfluidics has great potential, but the complexity of fabricating and operating devices has limited its use. Here we describe a method—Freestyle Fluidics—that overcomes many key limitations. In this method, liquids are confined by fluid (not solid) walls. Aqueous circuits …
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