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Mirofluidics: Hands On and Computational Examples
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Mixing Examples: Red Blood Cells vs. Thrombocytes
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Mixing Examples: Red Blood Cells vs. Thrombocytes
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Mixing Examples: Demo
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Mixing Examples: Nanomixer
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Mixing Examples: Nanomixer
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Mixing Examples: Other Mixers
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Mixing Examples: Demo
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Soft Lithography
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Soft Lithography
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Soft Lithography
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Soft Lithography
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Soft Lithography
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
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Hands On Example: Microfluidic Channels
Description:
Explore microfluidics through hands-on and computational examples in this 33-minute conference talk by Atilla Ozgur Cakmak from Pennsylvania State University. Dive into mixing examples involving red blood cells and thrombocytes, witness demonstrations of nanomixers and other microfluidic devices, and learn about soft lithography techniques. Gain practical insights through a hands-on example of microfluidic channels, including a simulation to separate red blood cells. Part of the NACK - Nano-Educators Topical Seminar Series, this presentation offers a comprehensive overview of microfluidic applications and fabrication methods for both educators and researchers in the field of nanotechnology.

Microfluidics: Hands-On and Computational Examples

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