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This application note describes the method for the production of double agarose emulsions using the RayDrop double emulsion chip and Fluigent pressure-based flow controllers. Agarose microcapsules are generated with precise control of particle, core and shell size.

A cartilage-on-chip platform coupled to Fluigent pressure controllers to generate compressive or multi-directional mechanical stimulations to study how mechanical stimulation of the chondrocytes can help to reproduce the native articular cartilage microenvironment.

Complete and in-depth overview on production Complete and in-deph overview on microcapsule production.

Pressure driven flow is crucial in many microfluidic applications as it allows for precise and efficient control of fluid movement at the microscopic scale.

In this application note we have demonstrated how we can perform different type of double emulsion generation with a single device.

We discuss some applications where microfluidics achieves results that would be very challenging to obtain when using conventional methods.

In this review, we propose an overview of the different techniques used to produce microsized aqueous compartments confined by a single lipid bilayer that separates them from the surrounding aqueous environment. 

A new method for 3D chondrocyte culture using a microfluidic platform that allows researchers to create a relevant cartilage model, subject to complex mechanical stimulation.

In this Application Note, chitosan-shell/oily-core microcapsules are generated using the Raydrop double emulsion chip, and Fluigent pressure-based flow controllers. The influence of the fluidic parameters on the size and the release from the oil across the shell are studied and presented.

In this Application Note, PLGA shell/aqueous core microcapsules are obtained using the Secoya Raydrop Double emulsion. The influence of the fluidic parameters on the microcapsule size and release from the oil across the shell are explored in this application note.