Throughout history, capillary systems have aided the establishment of the fundamental laws
of blood flow and its non-Newtonian properties. The advent of microfluidics technology in the …

The combination of microbial engineering and microfluidics is synergistic in nature. For
example, microfluidics is benefiting from the outcome of microbial engineering and many …

Monitoring of the coagulation function has applications in many clinical settings. Routine
coagulation assays in the clinic are sample-consuming and slow in turnaround. Microfluidics …

The monitoring of coagulation function has great implications in many clinical settings.
However, existing coagulation assays are simplex, sample-consuming, and slow in …

Immunoassays represent one of the most popular analytical methods for detection and
quantification of biomolecules. However, conventional immunoassays such as ELISA and …

Blood cell analysis is essential for the diagnosis and identification of hematological
malignancies. The use of digital microscopy systems has been extended in clinical …

Microwell arrays are important tools for studying single cell behavior and cell–cell
interactions, both in microbial and mammalian systems. However, retrieval of cells from …

Blood coagulation is a critical hemostatic process that must be properly regulated to
maintain a delicate balance between bleeding and clotting. Disorders of blood coagulation …

Red blood cell (RBC) deformability has been considered a potential biomarker for
monitoring pathological disorders. High throughput and detection of subpopulations in …

With the advent of single-cell technologies comes the necessity for efficient protocols to
process single cells. We combine dielectrophoresis with open source computer vision …