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Controlled Microfluidic Interfaces for Microoptics and Microsensing

Lab on a chip has found many applications in biological and chemical analysis. Because these labs on chips involve handling of fluids at the microscale, surface tension profoundly affects the behavior and performance of these systems.

Controlled Microfluidic Interfaces for Microoptics and...

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