The undesired appearance of bubbles is a common occurrence when working with microfluidics. Anyone who works in the field has almost certainly suffered from bubbles appearing at the least convenient…
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This blog gives an overview of the many segments of the microfluidics industry and its future trends. It also highlights the challenges of commercializing microfluidic products. Our guest bloggers have been carefully selected to give a fresh perspective on the above topics, and the articles are solely the opinion of the authors. Contact The Circle to share your opinion as a guest author.
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- Azarmidokht Gholamipour-Shirazi
- Benjamin D. Pope
- Boyang Zhang
- Greta Zubaite
- Isobel Steer
- Kathy Jean Schultz
- Manasi Raje
- Max Levy
- Mayur Jain
- Mohammad Ali Zoljalali
- Mohammadhossein Dabaghi
- Mónica Arreola
- Oliver Vanderpoorten
- Raquel Parreira
- Reza Nosrati
- RJ Mackenzie
- Shamim Ahmmed
- Shubhodeep Paul
- Subin George
- Thamarasee Jeewandara
- Trifanny Yeo
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- Vardhman Kumar
- Yatian Qu
- Yu Shrike Zhang
- Zhengzhi Liu
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Infertility
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NGS
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soft robots
space
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stem cells
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