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Microfluidic and nanotechnological systems on chip exhibit the potential of cell based analysis especially pathogen detection on chip.

We first report on a magnetic surface coverage assay, in which ‘large’ (2.8 μm) magnetic beads have contact with ‘small’ (1.0 μm) immobilized magnetic beads via magnetic dipolar interaction to induce specific immunocomplex formation.

As many biodetection assays, especially nucleic-acid based tests, require a more or less complex sample preparation protocol, microfluidics is seen as one of the key enabling technologies to realize the integration of these sample prep protocols with the detection scheme on a single device.

We have developed a new technology which enables us to shape acoustic fields and tailor their interaction with fluids.

Robert Ashe, AM Technology, speaking at Flow Chemistry India 2015

Benjamin Roussel, Activity Leader, MedTech gives an overview of the microfluidics market outlook including up and coming applications.

The development of disposable devices for optical chemical detection with cell phones, entail challenging demands to configure autonomous systems.

This article reports on the microfluidics market, identifies technological bottlenecks, and showcases a few successful and fast growing applications.

Thomas Junkers, Hasselt University, speaking at Flow Chemistry India 2015

The talk will cover aspects of systems engineering and show examples of solutions with proven functionality in regards to production-related issues.