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Lift-off Capture Update

Since the new year there have been difficulties with charging the glass plate and the charge not being enough to capture the membrane.  Synthetic silk was tested to see if the glass charged better but no difference was seen between…

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Adventures in Bioprinting

Objective Develop an easily mainpulated reproducible vasculogenesis assay using hydrogels laden with endothelial cells (‘bio-ink’) patterned using the technique of extrusion bioprinting Bio-inks Develop a bio-ink with the following characteristics Cell viable: bio-ink must sustain cell life, allowing cells to manipulate and move…

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iBidi Microfluidic Integration Progress

As part of my work over at the University of Nottingham, I’ve been using iBidi devices to grow cells. Eventually, I will use their product to do Raman studies of cells grown on my MgF2 substrates. I’ve been making some…

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Exosome Isolation Using Tangential Flow Update

Hey all! In this post, I’d like to present some of my final data on the exosome isolation project and cover some data that was generated in response to questions asked during our previous discussion. To begin with, Tom asked…

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Journal Club: Two-Dimensional Porous Membrane

Presentation in this post is based on the paper entitled “Large Area Synthesis of a Nanoporous Two-Dimensional Polymer at the Air/Water Interface”. Paper: Murray(King)JACS15 Supporting Information: Murray(King)JACS15 – SI Presentation Slides (PDF): Two-Dimensional Porous Membranes    

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Lift-Off Grant Update 01.12.16

160112 LO Grant Update

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Slides for Jan 12th STTR Update

01-12-16 NSF STTR Meeting Slides in .pptx format

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Exosome Isolation Using Tangential Flow and Nanoporous Membranes

Hi all, I’m Kilean. I’m a first year grad student in BME doing my rotations. My rotation project has been working on developing a method that can isolate exosomes from blood plasma. We are trying to compete with techniques such…

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Burst Pressure Tests of 75 nm HD chips (n=4)

(UPDATED with n=4) I’ve repeated the burst pressure experiments performed by Sabrina, with the 75 nm thick hemodialysis chips. The previous chips are 50 nm with a burst pressure of 1.5 psi (10.5 kPa). I found the burst pressure of the 75…

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First Thoughts on ECMO

In preparation for the ICNMM conference next summer (and more immediately, the paper they’ve requested by January) I’ve started thinking about what our membranes can offer extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or ECMO. This post will begin with some background information that…

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