Microfluidics Lecture (Sensors and Devices 05_1)

[@saleemun8842]

Simple, straightforward, and clear. Just pure knowledge and inspiration. It is so entertaining to see the technology lives, not just static from textbooks. Thank you Prof.

[@ekaterinaburakova8629]

Thanks for the lecture! A nice overview of the production technologies!
An of course, the Classical Spagetto :D

[@shubhamharip5862]

Wow. This is such an amaaazing video. Learnt so much from this.

[@inmagarcia6070]

Congratulations for the video! Very useful and well explained.

[@rupamsinharoy1991]

awesome video. loved how simply you explained everything .

[@v_saggiomo]

thanks :)

[@georgegreen3672]

wonderful lecture

[@SciDIY]

Very useful lecture. Love it!

[@randyyang4253]

Thank you sir, this is a great useful video.

[@hussainiadam]

good day sr. i currently have a project on microfludics multiplex based on PDMS. i need to design three channels microfluidics device integrated with IDE. Kindly help me on how to do it. thank you

[@UmitDurupinar]

Thank you very much.

[@engineerahmed7248]

Y don't they use nanotechnology. Does it have to do with PDMS that it cannot be magnetized to be manufactured with nanotechnology?

[@v_saggiomo]

it can, and you can reach "nanofluidics", the problem is that the smaller the channel the higher the pressure you need to flow liquids inside.

[@elisangeladossantos820]

I vote for 2: electrospinning

[@InquilineKea]

holy shit 9:16 looks SO much like what Julian at this european protein design startup does