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    Paper Review… Human Nephron Filter: Nissenson(Watts) UCLA

    ByDean Johnson April 29, 2013

    In researching for the paper for Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease (ACKD) I’ve run across some interesting papers. Here is one describing a proposed Human Nephron Filter… Human nephron filter proposed by Nissenson1 (1) 1Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, California, USA This imagined device was…

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    Where to Change the Slide Show

    ByJim April 29, 2013

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    SEPCON assembly – written description

    ByJosh Winans April 25, 2013December 30, 2023

    Following is a written protocol for SEPCON assembly.  (Here is a link to a video demonstration) Materials required: wafer tweezers, small sample tweezers (preferably plastic), soft foam board from craft store, wafer of sepcon chips, razor blade, plastic enclosure to store complete SEPCON, top basket, bottom basket,  300 µm thick silicone sheet of pre-cut “U”…

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    Video detailing SEPCON assembly

    ByJosh Winans April 22, 2013January 23, 2014

    SEPCON assembly

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    A nifty little Matlab code to show why we need to wet the backsides of the membranes

    ByKarl Smith April 20, 2013July 7, 2014

    I couldn’t really make sense of what was happening in this post, and in particular this figure threw me for a loop:   So to help myself understand the relationship I whipped up a little matlab app to show the relationship a little clearer:   Moving the sliding bar on the bottom changes the y-position…

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    BBB Device V2-8 with Copper Bus Demonstrates Dynamic TEER Reading

    ByGreg Madejski April 17, 2013

    I took some copper tape and made a bus bar for BBB device V2-8. I used tweezers to smooth down the surface of the tape   on each planar surface, routing the copper to the back side of each face, then collecting the lines to one side of the device. I verified that the connections…

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    Excimer laser annealing of sputtered three-layer stack (1)

    ByJoe Qi April 16, 2013

    Hello everyone! I plan to write several posts in the next couple of weeks about the laser annealing of our sputtered three-layer stack. This laser annealing experiment is done at Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences (CNMS) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). It is a collaborational  proposal we submitted at the end of last year…

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    ByJosh Winans April 16, 2013January 23, 2014

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    LPS Pipettor Repair On-Site Reminder

    ByJim April 16, 2013

    WHERE:  URMC ** Room # 4-7545 ** WHEN:    Tuesday April 16th & Wednesday the 17th. TIME:    9:00-4:00 P.M. Please drop off your pipettors early as we expect a good turnout. Pipettors will be done on a first come, first served basis.  Thank you!

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    Porous TEM windows fabrication using CsCl self-assembly

    ByJim April 15, 2013

    The competition keeps coming at us  … Liu(Cui)JVSTB12

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