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    Sieving Model 2.0 Curves for Varying Gold Concentrations, Membrane Thicknesses, Salt Concentrations, and Applied Pressures

    ByKarl Smith December 8, 2014January 22, 2015

    These curves were all generated using the following package of matlab functions and scripts: (Sieving copy – run Find_Sieving_Coefficient_boltzmann.m – it’s set up to generate concentration profiles right now). The program begins with a ‘standard separation’ that uses the following characteristics: Pore diameter: 58 nm Particle diameter: increases from 20 nm to 56 nm in 2 nm increments…

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    Latest Computer Model of Sieving Looks Terrific

    ByKarl Smith December 5, 2014January 22, 2015

    After a great deal of debugging and thought, I’ve made a small breakthrough in the modeling of sieving behavior using MATLAB, Bill Deen’s electrostatic model of pore-particle interactions, and a boltzman distribution to model concentration polarization (previous blog posts: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3). I had made a small conceptual error while generating the algorithm…

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    Formation of HUVEC Networks and Migration of ADSC Toward Networks

    ByRandi del Rosario December 5, 2014

    We wanted to prove our previous findings that ADSC crawl toward HUVEC networks and alter them. We did this by using time lapse imagery to demonstrate the migration. We also wanted to show the process of HUVEC network formation. We wanted to use the time lapse imagery to see how quickly ADSC migrate to HUVEC…

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    Silicon Nanomembranes for Efficient and Precise Macromolecule Separations (book chapter)

    ByKarl Smith December 3, 2014December 18, 2014

    Sometime in September, the group received the following invitation to write a book chapter: We, John Rogers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Jong-Hyun Ahn from Yonsei University, are editing a book that will be published by Wiley-VCH in 2015 on “Silicon Nanomembranes: Fundamental Science and Applications”. We would like to kindly invite…

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    Fisher Team Update Nov ’14

    ByFernando November 21, 2014December 17, 2014

    Hi All, just a quick post to up date you on what we are up to. 3 Things going on in the lab: Ryan continues to make his nano particles using chips, he is loading them with an anti-inflammatory agent (parthenolide) and testing them on macrophages in vitro. Hopefully more on that soon. Niecy just…

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    Sneak Peak of a Simple “All Purpose” SiN System

    ByHenry November 18, 2014November 25, 2014

    Hi all, Presented here is a prototype of an “all purpose” SiN chip system for use in cell studies. The reason it was called “all purpose” because it is intended for simple cell culture and migration/chemotaxis studies. This prototype is essentially a less complicated and cheaper version of the device that was showcased in our…

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    Kidney Week!

    ByDean Johnson November 17, 2014March 22, 2016

    I went to Kidney Week in Philly, Nov 13-15. American Society of Nephrology. I spent most of my time in the Bioengineering talks and posters. Here are some highlights. I put the Abstracts pdf on the cloud. Recellularization of Vascular and Tubular Compartments of Rat Kidney Scaffolds with Embryonic Stem Cells   Basically, they perfused…

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    Nanopore Battery Review

    ByGreg Madejski November 17, 2014November 18, 2014

    Nanobattery Paper Nanobattery Supplement   I have long desired to make energy storage devices with our nanomembranes (supercapacitor post), mainly because they would be really great separators, having both excellent charge conduction and physical barrier resistance due to the porosity and material properties of silicon. Other groups have begun to take advantage of the increased…

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    Graphs of IgG, qDot, and water passage for conjugated qDot preparations for Life Tech

    ByKarl Smith November 13, 2014

      Here is a graphical summary of the separation experiments performed the week of November 6th. Raw excel data is spread over 5 files: 11.4.14 qdot separations (10^13, 10^12, 10^11 Forward separations) 11.5.14 high conc reverse and forward (10^14 dots and IgG combination forward and reverse separations) 11.10.14 (retentate numbers for all separations) summarized qDot data (summary and graphs)…

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    Adsorption Test of PEG4, IgG and BSA

    ByDean Johnson November 6, 2014

    Discussion: The BSA may have not been fresh enough to give good data, the difference between background and signal are pretty low. The Rhodamine IgG gave better signals but the PEG4 treated SiN is between the untreated SiN and bare pnc-Si. The latter having a lower signal. Here are the details. The fluorescent BSA was…

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