Congrats!!
Minseok Kim (MK, 김민석)'s paper was accepted in Microfluidics and Nanofluidics.
The microfluidic device developed can generate linear and nonlinear concentration gradients for chemotaxis study of bacterial cells.
Director of uFNM Lab.
Post date: Sep 8, 2013
It's easy to create a 3D Microfluidics devices, which significantly expands existing 2D ones to open a new revenue to micro/nanofluidics....
Don't let yourself be fooled. Distinguishing between "fake" and "genuine" is simple! Jun Gyu Park†, Yeong Hoon Jeong†, Sungjoon Ji,...
Let's welcome Dr. Rahul Mishra. He will conduct numerical simulations on mass/ion transport at nanoscale.
Comments