Additively manufactured lab-on-chip devices

3D printing of microfluidics is in its infancy but it is already demonstrating game-changing potential. The technology offers new capabilities in highly complex geometries that can be designed and printed to high resolutions in many iterations. At Loughborough University our goal is to create smart...

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Main Authors: Chris Webster, Tom Monaghan, Ross J. Friel, Russell Harris, Steven Christie
Format: Default Poster
Published: 2015
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Mechanical engineering not elsewhere classified
Additive manufacturing
Lab-on-Chip
Ultrasonic additive manufacturing
Mini-CDT
Mechanical Engineering not elsewhere classified
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/18505
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