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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Bio-MEMS"”.

  1. Electronic systems for interfacing with new materials and devices

    … of this thesis is to explore the combination of Bio-MEMS devices with traditional electronics as an effective diagnostic tool. In the case study of malaria, we report a microfluidic device as part of a continuous-flow cellular impedance spectroscopy system and a new data analysis method to …

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  2. Polymer based microscale and nanoscale technologies for optical and biomedical application

    … research in recent times with advent of bio-inspired design of opto-MEMS as wells as bio-MEMS. Polymers have tunable materials characteristics ranging for elastic to brittle nature, optically transparent and biocompatible and biodegradable for application in optics and biomedicine. I …

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  3. Design and fabrication of a new 3D AC-electroosmotic micropump

    … of fluid handling devices such as micropumps. In biomedical technology, pumps for handling extremely small fluid amounts become more and more important where microsystems for biological analysis routinely use solid-state electrokinetic micropumps.<br/><br/>AC Electrokinetic micropumps in …

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  4. Metal Nanoparticles Deposition On Biological And Physical Scaffolds To Develop A New Class Of Electronic Devices

    … nanoparticle based electronic devices. Using biological (bacteria) or physical (polyelectrolyte fiber) scaffolds, we selectively deposited percolating array of 30 nm Au nanoparticles, to produce a highly versatile nanoparticle-organic hybrid device. The device is based on electron tunneling …

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