Print-and-Peel Method Creates Microfluidic Devices

Typically, researchers create microfluidic devices using the same lithographic techniques and tools used to fabricate computer chips. Lithography is expensive and slow, factors that could limit the ultimate utility of microfluidic devices in clinical applications.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news84470646.html">Print-and-Peel Method Creates Microfluidic Devices</a></p> <p>Typically, researchers create microfluidic devices using the same lithographic techniques and tools used to fabricate computer chips. Lithography is expensive and slow, factors that could limit the ultimate utility of microfluidic devices in clinical applications.</p>