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Microarray Summary

Some background and a quick summation since I have done a great job at avoiding posting. My undergrad background before the lab Chemistry, physics, math (minor) and a random psychology minor biology I questionably knew what a cell was Overarching

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Particle Tracking in Tangential Flow Analysis

When we are trying to optimize the capture of exosomes in the tangential flow system, it is important to understand how particles are behaving in the flow. Initially, we tried to do this last summer by looking into the particle

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Tomograms of 1148 NPN

Wafer 1148 was produced roughly around the same time that the wafer I used to make my oldest MgF2 material (wafer 1085) was produced. We know that some of the NPN material from that time was not etched all the

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Finalizing Microfluidic Shear Calculations

Introduction As a continuation of my rotation project and a beginning to my PhD work in the McGrath lab, I wanted to finalize my shear stress calculations within our blood vessel microfluidic device. All previous shear stress calculations were purely

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Back to NPN nanofilter experiments

Just a quick update on my status: I got the NPN pre-filters from Greg in Montreal and finished testing 15 of them last week, so this week I will start doing additional experiments. I plan to explore the size separation

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Three different thicknesses membranes from backside

This is my (Jim) summary of the results thus far for NPN vs NPN-O and Front Side/Back side comparisons. More to come … *************************************************************************************************************   As thesis indicated, the thicker membrane is, the larger average pore size will be. From

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Acoustic Based Separation of Nanoparticles

Separation of Nanoparticles using surface acoustic radiation force:  Surface acoustic waves (SAW) can be defined as mechanical waves which propagate on the surface of an elastic medium which most of its energy is concentrated in the surface. It’s been used

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Parameterizing Nanovolcanoes

Having generated some tomograms of various Au, NPN, and MgF2 nanostructures in the past months, I should be able to parameterize these structures. I have many questions about how the nanostructures actually effect SERS performance. In general, we can use

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1085 MgF2 TEM Stereography Reconstruction

I’ve received some of the very first MgF2 material that I produced way back when and shipped off to Nottingham. These chips were produced from NPN wafer 1085 (5-slots). There are a few membranes still remaining, but mostly the chips

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Annealed MgF2 produces smoother features than Unannealed MgF2

Thanks to Kilean for the TEMs. One of the properties that influences strong SERS behavior is surface roughness; rougher metals produce a better SERS effect. People have electrochemically roughened surfaces before to make better SERS sensors. The following quote is from

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