How to Make a Microfluidic Device

What are exosomes? Find out about these tiny-but-potent circulating microvesicles that participate in cellular communication.

In the third and final series of Microfluidics Adventures by The Lutetium Project, we show you microfluidic chips as you've never seen them before. Let’s mix some microdroplets!

In part two of "Microfluidics Adventures", brought to you by the Lutetium Project, Marie Boulez talks us through the major components of a microfluidics system, and shows us how to piece everything together.