Exploring the Potential Applications of Microfluidics

A special issue of Micromachines (ISSN 2072-666X). This special issue belongs to the section "E:Engineering and Technology".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 37

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Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Concordia University, 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. West, Montreal, QC H3G 1M8, Canada
Interests: microsystems; sensing (inertial, flow, load, strain); design of MEMS; data processing; modeling of coupled micro and macro systems; packaging of microsensors; MEMS for turbulence control; microfabrication; non-conventional microfabrication; rapid prototyping; migration from auto to aero; reliability of MEMS; failure models; test methodologies
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Dear Colleagues,

Microsystems have mostly been conceived of as a discipline related to Microelectronics. The downsizing of electronic systems at the regular scale was perceived as the core principle of micromachining, which was later extended to mechanical components. Microfluidics was not seen as an extension of hydraulic systems but rather as a bio-chemistry-enabling application. However, microfluidics has slowly gained the status of a microsystem with a large range of potential applications. The various applications of microfluidics include bio-medical innovations, processor cooling, and many more. Microfluidics enables fast bio-chemical tests and the production of fluid-like materials, but the full potential of the discipline is far from being achieved. Thus, this Special Issue on microfluidic applications will focus on novel technologies, new results, new applications, novel materials for microfluidics, gas working microfluidics, etc. We will consider any submission related to the fundamental aspect of microfluidics and its engineering.

Prof. Dr. Ion Stiharu
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • microfluidic flow
  • microchannels
  • fabrication of microfluidic components
  • microfluidic circuits
  • microfluidic applications
  • particles fabrication
  • particles separation
  • particle detection
  • liposomes
  • microfluidics vs. milifluidics
  • hybrid microfluidics

Published Papers

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