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    Disposable PDMS diaphragm pumps

    ByJascha Wilcox September 18, 2012

    In order to include pumps on the prototype blood analyzer cartridges, it was necessary to implement a small pump using the existing knife-cut PDMS layer layup technique. The diaphragm architecture was selected due to ease of operation and minimal additional part requirements. CAD model of pump in Autodesk Inventor Bottom view of fabricated pump. The…

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    New Cartridge from INT

    ByJosh Winans September 17, 2012January 23, 2014

    INT received the first samples of their new cartridge design.  The following slides were given to us by INT to provide some detail. The shorter cylinder on the left that is called the “glass bead pod” needs on filter fixed to the bottom.  The taller cylinder is the “desalting chamber” and will require a filter…

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    Electrode Embedding Part 2

    ByGreg Madejski September 17, 2012

    Because of the failure of bonding the electrode to the top gasket in my last design, I have been trying to make improvements to my fabrication to make the electrode/gasket surface more planar. Things I have tried: 1. Pressure during curing. I placed a 500g weight on top of a microscope slide on top of…

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    Coulter Project Timeline

    ByJim September 17, 2012

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    Nano-porous SiN Lift-off Update

    ByJosh Miller September 12, 2012

    Using the same successful procedure as the last lift-off attempt, another large piece of membrane lifted off. This came from the same wafer, but confirms that 30 minutes in BOE is sufficient to etch 25 nm of thermal oxide under the SU8 structure. Ideally this time can be reduced by means of a different sacrificial…

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    SEM Images of Barcikowski Samples

    ByKarl Smith September 12, 2012

    With Joe’s help, I was able to take some SEM images of the samples that I performed my previous set of separation experiments on. Sample 1: The obvious aggregation in this sample (exemplified by the ‘victory eagle’ blot in the second image) is observed in all five of the samples. What we can’t know is…

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    Mtg with INT

    ByJosh Winans September 11, 2012January 23, 2014

    Karl and I went to INT to meet with Mike Connolly and Rick Murante for preliminary discussions on the PFI project.  Our role as proposed in the grant is to provide membranes capable of eliminating false positives by using ~20nm pnc-Si to reduce contamination. Here’s a link to an INT video showing their process and prototype. (4…

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    Multiple Chips packaging Concept

    ByDean Johnson September 4, 2012

    While my focus will be on packaging a single multi-channel chip device, I have captured here an initial concept for packaging multiple channels. The technique required is the application of verticle PDMS structures to direct blood and dialysate to and from the stacked levels of chips.

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    TEER Measurements First Attempt

    ByGreg Madejski August 30, 2012

    After integrating my thin film electrodes into the layer stack of the BBB device, I want to make some TEER measurements.       I stripped off the well-plate attachment off of the TEER tool, exposing the individual leads. To test that the circuit functioned properly, I placed the leads in DI water and then…

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    Nano-porous SiN Lift-off with SU8 3010 Negative Resist

    ByJosh Miller August 28, 2012

    Using a wafer with a stack of Si-25nm(thermOx)-40nm(SiN)-50nm(PNCSi), lift-off was achieved on a small scale. First the SiN was etched using the standard process Simpore has developed, this also removed most/all of the PNCSi. The standard uChem process was then followed for SU8 application. A negative mask with 10um lines and 50um spaces was chosen…

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