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    Sepcon vs Cloning ring

    ByAnant Agrawal November 24, 2008

    I carried out this experiment in order to rule out any effect due to geometry of the setup in our discoloration experiments in Sepcon. I used a cloning ring and mimicked the Sepcon as shown in the figure below. The only difference is the o-ring which is absent in the cloning ring setup. To cover…

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    Measuring Gold Separations

    ByJessica Snyder November 24, 2008

    Even though we don’t have defect free membranes, I wanted to tweak the gold setup using membranes with pinholes. Previously I was using the small scale diffusion chamber that I use for protein separations. This setup has a retentate of 2-3 uL and a filtrate of 60 uL. To do particle sizing using the Malvern…

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    Discoloration – Sepcon format and stresses

    ByBarrett Nehilla November 24, 2008

    We’ve been wondering about the effects of membrane stresses on discoloration rates.  This was spurred by Vlassak’s visit and his ideas about stress and membrane stability. In this experiment, I used w501, no RTP, in the oven in RPMI+10%FBS.  All of these samples were in the Sepcon format: chip sealed with a fat O-ring, chip…

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    Discoloration – Covered edges and well side

    ByBarrett Nehilla November 24, 2008

    Last week, I repeated Anant’s experiment which aimed to eliminate edge effects by painting over chips with nailpolish. I painted the entire well side of the chip but tried to keep the wells clear of polish (“painted back”) and I covered just the edge of a chip but tried to keep polish off the well…

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    AFM – AJA oxides

    ByBarrett Nehilla November 23, 2008

    I got a couple of wafers from Chris last week – 50nm oxide deposited at room temperature or 450 degrees.  For each wafer, I saved the zsensor (top), phase (middle) and zsensor (bottom) scans.  I also calculated the roughness (the table looking thing on the bottom of each image.  I had some problems with imaging…

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    Holey Electroosmosis

    ByJessica Snyder November 21, 2008

    First off – OK now on to the science. Wafer 747 has a huge amount of pinholes, and in this study I wanted to see how these pinholes would effect electroosmosis.  I will show results here from two experiments with these holey membranes.  These membranes have a lower rate of electroosmosis than previous tested membranes. …

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    Fluorescent HUVECs in PC transwells

    ByBarrett Nehilla November 21, 2008

    I wanted to do some more fluroescent imaging in transwells to look into background fluroescence.  This was mainly motivated by my inital study.  These are HUVECs stained with 5uM CMFDA and 10uM Hoechst 33342, fixed in formaldehyde and imaged on the Zeiss at 10X.  This was 6 hours after seeding.  Before acquiring the images, I…

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    Discoloration – autoclave and Sepcon

    ByBarrett Nehilla November 21, 2008

    I did an experiment earlier this week in the Sepcon and flat format. I intentionally broke membrane windows so that I could compare chips with no intact membranes vs. chips with 1 intact membrane (and also the effect of autoclaving). Unfortunately, all of the flat chips discolored overnight, so I couldn’t see any differences between…

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    AJA vs. CVC morphology

    ByDave Fang November 20, 2008

    Last week we attempted to mimic our standard CVC recipe in the AJA system (15 nm Si, 450 C deposition temp, 1000 C RTP).  I should note that the protective oxide thickness in the AJA membrane was 20 nm (not 40 nm as it was in the CVC).  Below are two images comparing the AJA…

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    Sepcon vs Polished samples

    ByAnant Agrawal November 20, 2008

    In an effort to imitate Sepcon, I applied nail polish on two samples covering the edges and the back side (well side) and compared its discoloration to Sepcon format and w/o polish sample in 2D format. I used two polished samples in which I covered the edges in both but the back side was not…

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