Dr. Timothy Hopkins holding a synovium-on-a-chip in his lab
From Queen Mary University of London: “The current study presents a multi-channel, [MORE]
Nano-chip promises to heal organs at a touch
Quoting directly: “Injured tissues can be repaired and damaged organs healed using a [MORE]
Lung-on-a-Chip
“Experts hope that multi-organ chips will eventually lead to the creation of patient-on-a-chip technology. This precise approach would entail creating [MORE]
RT-ELISA prototype for blood monitoring
“The innovative new system has been dubbed by the researchers [at Stanford University] Real-time ELISA (RT-ELISA). [MORE]
3D Waveguide fabrication
This from EPFL engineers in Lausanne, Switzerland: “For the first time, researchers have fabricated light-guiding structures known as [MORE]
Microfluidic Applications Labs-on-Chips
Lab-on-a-chip (LOC) devices are an evolving technology, often with divergence between performance and possibilities. This piece offers a [MORE]
Chandan Sen, PhD Develops Tissue Nanotransfection (TNT)
Quoting directly: “Injured tissues can be repaired and damaged organs healed using a new [MORE]
LabOnAChip
Quoting directly: “Researchers at Rutgers University are now reporting in journal Lab on a Chip on a new barcoding technique [MORE]
Heart on a Chip
In the abstract of an article from the journal Lab on a Chip, researchers at the Lawrence [MORE]
MIT Makerspaces Microfluidics Devices
Makerspaces are publically accessed R&D facilities for which users pay a fee, like a health club membership. [MORE]
Lab-on-a-Chip for a Penny
Once in a while, something that’s too good to be true might actually be so, as an [MORE]
Lab on a Chip
Johns Hopkins engineers have designed a microfluidics chip that can demonstrate which antibiotics work against which pathogens. [MORE]
Brain-on-a-Chip
The naturally-occurring blood-brain barrier is a mesh of capillaries within which endothelial cells are spaced so tightly that they form [MORE]
LABONFOIL Lab-on-a-Chip
Just as its name implies, this diagnostic device is a lab-on-a-chip, but one made on foil rather than a [MORE]