 | Nanotech 2005 Vol. 1
Technical Proceedings of the 2005 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 1
Chapter 10: Micro and Nano Fluidics Design and Phenomena |
| - | Design Paradigms and Methodologies for Microfluidics |
| | S. Hardt |
| | Darmstadt University of Technology, DE |
| - | Flat Fluidics: Programmable On-Chip Networks for Biological and Chemical Applications |
| | A. Wixforth |
| | University of Augsburg and Advalytix AG, DE |
| - | Applications of Topology Optimization in the Design of Micro- and Nanofluidic Systems |
| | F. Okkels, L.H. Olesen and H. Bruus |
| | Technical University of Denmark, DK |
| - | System Simulations of Complex Electrokinetic Passive Micromixers |
| | Y. Wang, Q. Lin and T. Mukherjee |
| | Carnegie Mellon University, US |
| - | Computational Analysis of On-line Coupled ITP-CE |
| | M. Horner |
| | Fluent, Inc., US |
| - | Multiscale Modeling of Nanoflows |
| | G. Drazer, A. Acrivos, B. Khusid and J. Koplik |
| | New Jersey Institute of Technology, US |
| - | Scaling of Electroosmotic Flow and Ionic Conductivity in Nanochannels |
| | R. Qiao and N.R. Aluru |
| | Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology, US |
| - | Characterization of a Solid State DNA Nanopore Sequencer using Multi-Scale (Nano-to-Device) Modeling |
| | J.W. Jenkins, D. Sengupta and S. Sundaram |
| | CFD Research Corporation, US |
| - | Understanding the Cytoplasmic Transport of Synthetic Gene Vectors |
| | C. Pangarkar, A.-T. Dinh and S. Mitragotri |
| | University of California Santa Barbara, US |
| - | Multiscale Computation of Fluid and Ion Transport in Nanochannels: The Effect of Partial Charges |
| | S. Joseph, A.N. Chatterjee and N.R. Aluru |
| | Beckman Institute of Advanced science and technology, US |
| - | Electrokinetic Instabilities and Sample Stacking |
| | H. Lin, M.H. Oddy and J.G. Santiago |
| | Stanford University, US |
| - | High Sensitivity, Microfluidic Immunoassays utilizing DNA-conjugated Antibodies to Accelerate the Electrophoretic Separation of Antigen-Antibody Complexes. |
| | H.G. Wada, T. Kawabata, I. Kazakova, A. Simeonov, C. Park, P. Kechagia, M. Spaid, M. Watanabe and S. Satomura |
| | Wako Pure Chemical Industries Ltd., US |
| - | Electrokinetic and Hydrodynamic Focusing/Switching in Microfluidics |
| | R-J Yang, C-C Chang, S-B Huang and G-B Lee |
| | National Cheng Kung University, TW |
| - | Microfluidic Injector Models Based on Neural Networks |
| | R. Magargle, J.F. Hoburg and T. Mukherjee |
| | Carnegie Mellon University, US |
| - | Rapid DNA Amplification in Buoyancy Driven Closed Loop Microfluidic Systems |
| | N. Agrawal and V.M. Ugaz |
| | Texas A&M University, US |
| - | Fast DNA Immobilization and Hybridization on a CD (Compact Disc) Microfluidic Platform |
| | G. Jia, K.S. Ma, H. Kido, J.V. Zoval and M.J. Madou |
| | University of California at Irvine, US |
| - | Accurate High-throughput Gene Synthesis Using Programmable DNA Microfluidic Microchips |
| | J. Tian, H. Gong, N. Sheng, X. Zhou, E. Gulari, X. Gao and G.M. Church |
| | Harvard Medical School/Genetics, US |
| - | Enhanced Separation Performance in Microfabricated Electrophoresis Devices by Electric Field Induced Collection and Metering of DNA |
| | F.A. Shaikh and V.M. Ugaz |
| | Texas A&M University, US |
| - | Nanofilament Directional Control within a Hybrid Microelectronic Actin-Myosin Motility Assay via Integrated Electric Field Addressing |
| | P. Famouri, H. Takatsuki, L.A. Hornak, K. Brown, R. Chilakamarri, A. Timperman, J. Lenke, P. Gannett and K. Kohama |
| | West Virginia University, US |
| - | Hyperselective and Targeted Separation of Analytes Using Multiple Dynamic Equilibrium Gradients Approach |
| | Y. Markushin, A. Dawoud and R. Jankowiak |
| | Ames Laboratory USDOE, US |
| ISBN: | 0-9767985-0-6 |
| Pages: | 844 |
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