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Y. Gilpin, C.-Y. Lin, M. Dandin
Lab-on-CMOS is an instrumentation technology that combines miniaturized bioanalytical hardware with complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) electronics to provide integrated biosensing in a compact format. This paper focuses on a class of lab-on-CMOS systems that utilize capacitance sensing as a means to monitor…
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The development of polymer materials for real-world applications requires careful assessment of material degradation over time and under environmental exposure. Such tests often necessitate frequent monitoring of test specimens, which can become burdensome for researchers. In this study, we present the application of a…
Rémi Courson, Oleksii Bratash, Ali Maziz, Cloé Desmet + 6 more
'Ricardo Alvarado Meza' 'Loïc Leroy' 'Elodie Engel' 'Arnaud Buhot' 'Laurent Malaquin' 'Thierry Leïchlé'] In this work, we introduce a polymer version of a previously developed silicon MEMS drop deposition tool for surface functionalization that consists of a microcantilever integrating an open fluidic channel and a…
Emmanuel Siéfert, Benoit Scheid, Fabian Brau, Jean Cappello
Passive and effective fluid capture and transport at small scale is crucial for industrial and medical applications, especially for the realisation of point-of-care tests. Performing these tests involves several steps, including capturing biological fluid, aliquoting, reacting with reagents, and reading the results.…
Fionn Carman, James P. Ewen, Fernando Bresme, Billy Wu + 1 more
Immersion cooling technology offers more effective thermal management of electric vehicle (EV) batteries. The rational design of dielectric fluids for this application requires a molecular-level understanding of the heat flow across the battery casing/dielectric fluid interface. Here, we use non-equilibrium molecular…
Mohammad Amin Samieian, Carlos E. Garcia, Laura Bravo Diaz, Alastair Hales + 2 more
'Alastair Hales' 'Yatish Patel' 'Gregory J. Offer'] Title: Graphical abstract
Marin Lauber, Gabriel D. Weymouth, Georges Limbert
Immersed boundary methods are extensively used for simulations of dynamic solid objects interacting with fluids due to their computational efficiency and modelling flexibility compared to body-fitted grid methods. However, thin geometries, such as shells and membranes, cause a violation of the boundary conditions…
Ali Sharbatian, Kalyani Devkota, Danesh Ashouri Vajari, Thomas Stieglitz + 2 more
'Thomas Stieglitz' 'Aiqun Liu' 'Joseph Pancrazio'] The present study investigates different design strategies to produce non-wettable micropatterned surfaces. In addition to the classical method of measuring the contact angle, the non-wettability is also discussed by means of the immersion test. Inspired by…
Jonathan Power, Andrew Baker, António Simões Ré
Introduction Immersion suits are lifesaving appliances (LSA) designed to protect the wearer if they become accidently immersed in cold water by reducing the cold shock response and delaying the onset of hypothermia. Immersion suits are certified to both national and international standards; some of which require the…
Xavier Heiligenstein, Marit de Beer, Jérôme Heiligenstein, Frédérique Eyraud + 10 more
With the development of advanced imaging methods that took place in the last decade, the spatial correlation of microscopic and spectroscopic information - known as multimodal imaging or correlative microscopy (CM) - has become a broadly applied technique to explore biological and biomedical materials at different…
Keigo Gohda
Heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) controls activation and maturation of various crucial client proteins through a catalytic cycle. In this catalytic cycle, closure of the lid segment from up- to down-conformation in the N-terminal domain (NTD) of Hsp90 through ATP binding is indispensable for coordinated structural…
Christy Dunlap, Skylar Featherstone, Matthew Smith, Man Vu + 3 more
'Amanda Williams' 'Jason Bailey' 'Han Hu'] Title: Graphical abstract
Ahmad Shah Idil, Callum Lamont, Kambiz Nanbakhsh, Federico Mazza + 4 more
The reliability of polymer-encapsulated CMOS integrated circuits (ICs) is critical for the development of miniaturised active implantable medical devices (AIMDs). Traditional hermetic packaging methods become impractical as implant sizes decrease, necessitating alternative methods of protection from body fluids. This…