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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"regulated attachment method"”.

  1. Design, Fabrication, and Validation of Membrane-Based Sensors

    … and experimentally characterized. The regulated attachment method (RAM) is used to form bilayers within the sealed device. Capacitance measurements of the encapsulated bilayer show that the sealing cap slightly compresses the bottom insert and reduces the size of the enclosed bilayer. …

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  2. Physical Encapsulation of Interface Bilayers

    … the droplet interface. Key advantages of the DIB method over previous bilayer formation techniques include the lack of a supporting substrate which simplifies bilayer formation and the ability to connect many droplets to form `cell-inspired' networks which can provide a collective utility based on …

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  3. Novel Bio-inspired Aquatic Flow Sensors

    Inspired by the roles of hair cells in nature, this study aims to develop and characterize two new sets of novel flow sensors. One set of sensors developed and studied in this work are flow sensors fabricated using carbon nanomaterials. These sensors are made by embedding carbon nanotubes (CNT) and …

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