Dr. Mohammadi et al work is now availabe published online today in "Microfluidic point-of-care blood panel based on a novel technique: Reversible electroosmotic flow," 11 September 2015, in Biomicrofluidics (Vol.9, Issue 5)
IBlood project has been selected to be part of the LLAVOR 2015 program to bring this technology to the market! An intensive plan for next month!!!
EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM OF POINT OF CARE TESTING 5-6 MAY, 2015
Symposium is organized by Associació Catalana de Ciències de Laboratori Clínic Societat Catalana de Biologia. Program includes issues of point-of-care testing.
Symposium web site: http://www.acclc.cat
Symposium venue: Institut d’Estudis Catalans, Carrer del Carme, 47, Barcelona, Spain
http://www.acclc.cat/continguts/Programa_VIII_Simposium_ANG.pdf
Congratulations to Dr. Madadi et al. for the New article called ” Self driven efficient blood plasma separator microfluidic chip for point of care testing“ accepeted for publication in Biofabrication Journal.
The PhD Thesis is entitled: Direct current insulator based dielectrophoresis (DC-iDEP) microfluidic chip for blood plasma separation. and it has been Supervised by doctors Jordi Sellarès and Jasmina Casals-Terré
The paper titled "“Hydrodynamic and Direct-current insulator-based dielectrophoresis (H-DC-iDEP) microfluidic chip for blood plasma separation" has been accpeted in the International Journal of Analytical and Bioanalytical chemistry, April 2015
MicroTech Lab has three papers accepted in the 4th European Conference on Microfluidics that will be hold between 10th and 12th in Limerick, Ireland. www.mifrofluidics2014.eu
Congratulations to Josep Farré et al. for the New article called "Grease flow in an elbow channel", which has been accepted for publication in Tribology Letters
Fluid Mechanics at Luleå University of Technology have contributed with their expertise on grease flow mechanics in small geometries.
We complement each other well. Microtech Lab is specialized in building small scale and we are good at flow mechanics in small geometries. We are also experts in modeling the flow mechanics of grease. To optimize the production of electricity in a wind turbine, the turbine blade is angled in a narrow range; which means that only a small number of teeth in the pinion gear are worn. Using Microlubgear, it is possible to apply the grease during operation, says Lars-Göran Westerberg, assistant professor at Fluid Mechanics, Luleå University of Technology.
Microlubgear project is now explained in several newspapers availabe on paper and online. One sample can be seen in titulars.cat