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    Energy Harvesting

    ByJirachai October 13, 2015

       

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    Liftoff Membrane Capture for Hemodialysis

    ByTucker Burgin October 8, 2015October 21, 2015

    As part of our work on the NSF STTR grant for our hemodialysis device, we need to develop a device to incorporate our liftoff membranes into to facilitate the fluidics. In this post (and likely, in another post later this month,) I will chronicle my contribution to this aspect of the project: finite element modeling of…

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    Gold sieving graph with all my data and model lines

    ByKarl Smith October 6, 2015

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    Paper review- A versatile lab-on-a-chip tool for modeling biological barriers

    ByTejas Khire October 6, 2015

    This paper parallels my efforts in creating a microfluidic device that can perform co-culturing of different cell types, allow real time phase and fluorescence imaging, and perform non-invasive TEER measurement using transparent electrodes. This is almost exactly what we aimed for; the only difference is in the type of the membrane. They are using a…

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    Journal Club: Nanothin Coculture Membranes with Tunable Pore Architecture and Thermoresponsive Functionality for Transfer-Printable Stem Cell-Derived Cardiac Sheets

    ByHenry October 6, 2015October 6, 2015

    An application of nanothin and highly porous (NTHP) membranes for mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) differentiation in a co-culture setting. The highlight of this article is that the NTHP membrane allows direct contact of the MSC to cardial myoblast (H9C2) while still maintaining the separation of the different cell types. This ultimately leads to higher degree…

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    Visualization of Endothelial Focal Adhesion Formation on Transparent Porous SiO2 Membranes

    ByStephanie Casillo October 5, 2015

    Introduction Permeable membranes provide a physiologically relevant cell culture substrate for in vitro study of barrier cell types, such as endothelial cells, which assume a polarized morphology with distinct apical and basolateral surfaces. Cell morphology and subsequent monolayer formation and barrier function are largely dependent on initial interactions with the cell culture substrate via focal adhesions….

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    Protein Adsorption on silanized NPN Chip

    ByHenry September 21, 2015October 19, 2015

    We are working with the Shestopalov group to silanize the nanoporous silicon nitride (NPN) membrane chip. In an ideal scenario, the silane would then be conjugated to PEG to ward off protein adsorption. In the presented work, we  study protein adsorption on both the untreated and the silanized NPN chips using epifluorescence as the imaging modality….

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    Hemodialysis Vascular Access: Taking the Next Steps (Notes)

    ByDean Johnson September 21, 2015

    Here are the Vascular Interviews in comma separated value form if you want to download them. Here is what I learned or had reinforced. An arteriovenous fistula (AVF) is the preferred method for creating an easily cannulated access point to large volumetric blood flow for hemodialysis. Normally the distal end of an artery in the arm (e.g. brachial or…

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    Cleaning MgF2 Nanomembranes after International Shipping

    ByGreg Madejski September 21, 2015

    I had previously manufactured some freestanding MgF2 nanomembranes (50 nm MgF2, starting from Wafer Template 1174) for my work here in Nottingham. I shipped about 75 chips at the beginning of July in my 3d printed holders, however, they arrived with a noticeable film discoloration (tending to blue/tan, rather than the nice purple color I had…

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    Pnc-Si Membrane as a Flow Sensor

    ByJirachai September 21, 2015September 22, 2015

    A change in open-circuit potential, measured across a pnc-Si membrane, in response to a fluctuation in flow rate of electrolyte solution exhibits a promising flow-sensing capability of the membrane.  To demonstrate this correlation, the open-circuit potentials were measured under a variety of pressured-driven flow patterns. In Figure 1, a series of flows under various applied…

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