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Heterogeneous Integration of Low Power pH FinFET sensors with Passive Capillary Microfluidics and miniaturized Ag/AgCl quasi-Reference Electrode

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Erick Antonio Garcia Cordero, Hoël Maxime Guérin, Francesco Bellando, Amira Muhech Medrano

This work presents one of the first low power pH sensing microfluidic chip based on the heterogeneous integration of: (i) high-k FinFET sensors with liquid gate, (ii) miniaturized Ag/AgCl quasi-Reference Electrode and (iii) passive microfluidic. The integr ...

Ieee2016

We show experimentally that an inexpensive glass microcapillary can accumulate lambda-phage DNA at its tip and deliver the DNA into the capillary using a combination of electro-osmotic flow, pressure-driven flow, and electrophoresis. We develop an efficien ...

American Chemical Society2016

Integration of liquid crystals molecules in optofluidic devices

Julien Cuennet

It is in the context of miniaturization that arises the microfluidics concept. It is not uncommon in chemical, biological or medical analysis laboratories to manipulate or to mix fluids while measuring the results with filters, spectrometers or all other e ...

EPFL2014

Programmable parylene-C bonding layer fluorescence for storing information on microfluidic chips

Martinus Gijs, Diego Gabriel Dupouy, Ata Tuna Ciftlik

We demonstrate data storage on glass/silicon microfluidic devices fabricated using parylene-C as a bonding layer. In particular, we report intermediate parylene-C bonding layer fluorescence (iPBLF) and its use as an on-chip medium for data storage by dynam ...

Royal Society of Chemistry2013

Opportunities for high-pressure microfluidics in biomedical applications

Ata Tuna Ciftlik

Pressure lies at the basis of operation of most microfluidic systems, and is a determinant factor in the extent of miniaturization and in limiting the throughput and time constant of the microfluidic assays. Despite the apparent importance given to fluidic ...

EPFL2013

High Throughput-Per-Footprint Inertial Focusing

Martinus Gijs, Ata Tuna Ciftlik, Maxime Ettori

Matching the scale of microfluidic flow systems with that of microelectronic chips for realizing monolithically integrated systems still needs to be accomplished. However, this is appealing only if such re-scaling does not compromise the fluidic throughput ...

Wiley-V C H Verlag Gmbh2013

Development of Elastomeric Optofluidic Devices for Lasing and Sensing

Wuzhou Song

The term of optofluidics defines an emergent research field that combines microfluidics and optics. In many lab-on-a-chip applications, these two technologies are used in combining the microfluidics for sample delivery and optics for sensing and controllin ...

EPFL2012

Extremely sensitive protein detection is crucial for early diagnosis and monitoring of diseases. Present day’s limit of detection for an antibody-antigen recognition-based immunoassay in serum without having to use special target antigen amplification tech ...

EPFL2012

Dynamically programmable parylene-C bonding layer fluorescence for re-writable data storage on a microfluidic chip

Martinus Gijs, Ata Tuna Ciftlik

Wafer bonding using parylene-C to Si, SiO2 and SiN surfaces has recently been shown to enable high pressure-resistant microfluidic devices with metallization and CMOS-integration capability. Here, we report characterization of intermediate parylene-C bondi ...

2012

We present a novel optofluidic differential method for carrying out absorbance spectroscopy of subnanolitre volumes of liquid samples on a microfluidic chip. Due to the reduction of liquid volume, the absorbance detection in microfluidics is often hindered ...

Royal Society of Chemistry2012