Electroosmotic pumping is receiving increasing attention in recent years owing to the rapid
development in micro total analytical systems. Compared with other micropumps …

Pumping of fluids with precise control is one of the key components in a microfluidic device.
The electric field has been used as one of the most popular and efficient nonmechanical …

The determination of disease-associated molecules at trace amounts is a key factor for early
and efficient diagnosis from human body fluids. Herein, an ultrasensitive electrochemical …

We investigate the DNA–silica binding mechanism using molecular dynamics simulations.
This system is of technological importance, and also of interest to explore how negatively …

Extreme confinement in nanometer-sized channels can alter fluid and ion transport in
significant ways, leading to significant water flow enhancement and unusual ion correlation …

We review fundamental and applied acid–base equilibrium chemistry useful to microfluidic
electrokinetics. We present elements of acid–base equilibrium reactions and derive rules for …

Hybrid micro− nanofluidic interconnect devices can be used to control analyte transfer from
one microchannel to the other through a nanochannel under rest, injection, and recovery …

We have developed electroosmotic pumps (EOPs) fabricated from 15-nm-thick porous
nanocrystalline silicon (pnc-Si) membranes. Ultrathin pnc-Si membranes enable high …

With rapid development in microflow analysis, electroosmotic pumps are receiving
increasing attention. Compared to other micropumps, electroosmotic pumps have several …

Track-etched polymer membranes are used to realize low-voltage electroosmotic (EO)
pumps. The nanopores in polycarbonate (PC) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) …