Microfluidic multipoles theory and applications

Thomas Gervais et al. liberate fluids from microchips and lay the foundations for the future of microfluidics with their research on "open space" applications. The experimental demonstration of the principles exposed required the use of up to 12 Low Pressure Syringe Pumps neMESYS 290N. Read on »

QmixElements DAQ Add-on

In microfluidic applications, e.g. in the detection or measurement of droplets, it may be necessary to acquire certain analog values with a higher sampling frequency than was previously possible in the QmixElements software. For this requirement we now have a new QmixElements add-on: the DAQ (Data Acquisition) add-on. Read on »

Droplet-based high-throughput screening has never been easier

Postek et al. nicely demonstrated an automated high-throughput screening for MIC determination of an antibiotic in nanolitre droplets for different E.coli concentrations. Read on »

Pulsation-free – resolution is key!

Nothing is more essential in microfluidics than an consistent fluid flow. In our new section #CETONIacademy we explain what the term "pulsation-free" is all about. Read on »

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