MicroTech Lab applies the power of miniaturization to create revolutionary micro/nanofluidic new devices or outperform their larger predecessors in the different engineering fields such as health, energy and communications.
A multidisciplinary team on fluid physics, biology, mechanics, nanofabrication and communications, focused on industry technology transfer.
Congratulations to Shadi Karimi, who presented a Poster in MicroTas 2016 entitled: Multifunctional bubble based high throughput microchip to isolate circulating tumor cells and plasma.
In the Late News section Microtech lab also presented the poster entitled: Sisal-based paper microfluidics for blood typing assays through RepRap printing.
