Microfluidic chips

Microfluidic chips are devices used in studies in which micro-channels have been molded or patterned. The channels forming the chip are connected together to allow fluids to pass through different channels, going from one place to another. The channel network must be specifically designed for the desired application and analysis, such as cell culture, organ-on-a-chip, DNA analysis, lab-on-a-chip, microfluidic droplets, etc. Learn more about microfluidic chip history, applications, and materials and production methods.

Microfluidic chips

Application of microfluidic chip technology

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

Microfluidic chips

How to choose a microfluidic chip

With this review, we give you some advices on how to select the right microfluidic chip for your application.

Event Lab on a Chip & Microfluidics Europe 2022

Microfluidic chips

Mastering Microfluidic Chips: An In-Depth Definition

Microfluidic chips, often referred to as lab-on-a-chip devices, are miniature platforms that manipulate and analyze small volumes of fluids. We here define microfluidic chips and summarize microfluidic history.

Microfluidic chips

Microfabrication of Microfluidic Chips: Materials and Methods

We discuss the main materials used for microfluidic chips, and their related production methods. In addition, we give you advice on which material one should use depending on the application.

Microfluidic chips

The Raydrop | A new droplet generation device based on non-embedded co-flow-focusing

Fluigent has developed a new system to overcome the limitations of common designs used in droplet generation chips.