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    Possible sort of a partial success with NPN pre-filter

    ByKyle Briggs August 11, 2015August 11, 2015

    Since the control experiments seem to be going OK I decided to try again with one of the NPN-tented structures that Greg made originally. Since piranha cleaning seemed to be making a difference I wanted to pre-clean the chip, but from previous experience with a couple of poorly-tented NPN chips as guinea pigs, the NPN…

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    NSF STTR Goals

    ByJim August 11, 2015August 11, 2015

    Phase II submission August 1, 2016 or January 30, 2017 UR Tasks – Biocompatibility by Feb. 1 2016 Channel design optimization by November 2015

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    Micromixing with nanomembranes “in chipo”

    ByFernando August 7, 2015

    The idea here is to use nano membranes that have been integrated in a chip with the intention to mix otherwise laminar flow streams.   It was suggested at one of the meetings that I should superimpose the streams, then have one of them come through the membrane into the other stream.  The idea is…

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    Endothelial Focal Adhesion BMES Abstract 2015

    ByStephanie Casillo August 6, 2015October 5, 2015

    The following post is the abstract that I recently submitted for the BMES Annual Conference. 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…

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    HUVEC Spreading on Various Substrates

    BySpencer Perry August 6, 2015

    To continue our spreading and proliferation experiments on various topographical features and stiffness, I repeated the HUVEC experiments I had done before due to a possible artificial bias that we think is a result of high seeding.  To enusre accuracy, I repeated the experiment and added another plate to test the HUVECs on substrates of…

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    HD device Pressure Test set-up and baseline measurements

    ByDean Johnson August 6, 2015November 5, 2015

    In order to investigate the breakage of nanoporous nitride hemodialysis chips during rat dialysis, we are investigating the pressures in the system. We will investigate normal operating pressures as well as potential impulse pressures from handling or valve operation. To get a base line, four LabSmith pressure sensors were aded to a setup which mimics…

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    ASDC Characterization on PDMS Substrates

    ByMelissa Mendoza August 6, 2015

    Conventional tissue culture substrates do not accurately emulate in vivo surface conditions. This project involves the development and characterization of a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) substrate for cell culture. PDMS is an important biomaterial due to its optical transparency, biocompatibility, and variable elastic modulus. ADSCs and HUVECs were used to analyze spreading and proliferation on PDMS-based substrates of…

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    PETL’s SEM pictures

    ByFernando August 4, 2015

    Just wanted to show the detail of PETL channels.  A couple of interesting things:  The adhesive layer(s) are pretty thick, and look pretty smooth after heat curation.  Also, the channels are slightly beveled, probably due to craft cutter blade.

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    Ultrathin Freestanding Nafion Membrane

    ByJirachai July 25, 2015

    Utilizing a cation-exchange membrane like Nafion makes it possible to electrically induce the concentration difference across the membrane. The resulting osmosis of water augments the overall flowrate in addition to the electroosmosis. The thinner the membrane, the stronger the osmotic flow is induced electrically. This behavior can be predicted from the conventional transport model for…

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    July 2015 NPN lift-off update

    ByBob Carter July 23, 2015

    Summary The CEIS project ended in June, and I am summarizing the last few weeks of activities below by Josh and me.  We did a little more work on reducing the SU-8 film stress through the processing conditions.  We also succeeded in obtaining smooth poly-Si films in the RIT SMFL.  We made a few test…

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