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Potassium Sensor Development

As previously stated in my initial post (found here https://trace-bmps.org/nanomembranes-in-potassium-ion-selective-electrodes), I am in the process of developing a potassium Ion Selective Electrode (ISE) Sensor using our chips. Along the way I have gathered all sorts of curious but interesting data,

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Nanomembranes in Potassium Ion Selective Electrodes for use as a Portable Point of Care Device

Overview Analysis of blood has long proven to provide insight into the health of the respective patient. Arduously researched, many components of blood have arisen as markers of health. These include various biomarkers such as proteins, antibodies, and cell derived

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Relationship Between Single Pass and Multipass Clearance Values

The relationship between the inlet and exit concentrations in a single pass over a membranes can be derived assuming first order loss to the membrane  … (1)   where  is the local bulk concentration above the membrane and is the

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Why Flow Benefits Adhesion Based Sensors

The solution to the problem of diffusion from a semi-infinite solution to a perfectly absorbing surface is found on page 32 of Crank’s classic text (The Mathematics of Diffusion): (1)   Where D is the diffusion coefficient is the initial

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Instantaneous Clearance per unit area – Animal Study

We’ve calculated our instantaneous clearance numbers for the benchtop studies that use sepcon chips. Even calculating per unit area, our chips are not clearing much volume in these experiments. I believe this is due to the very low flow rate

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How a Nanomembrane Prefilter can Enhance Electrophoretic Sensor Capture Under Flow (Part 1)

This will be at least a three part series. Here in Part I, we will establish why adding flow to electrophoretic sensor (ssNP) is a bad idea. In Part II we will show why microfluidics is a benefit to adhesion-based

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Rendering Images with Blender and Blue Hive Quick Start

  Some of the animation work that I have done (example as above) using Blender has been useful to communicate ideas and generate high quality images for papers. However, it is often time consuming to run them on our own

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Why nanomembranes will not make good virus filters, but just might make great sterile filters.

We have been in discussions with a large membrane company (lets call them Big Filter Inc.) on the topic of using our membrane for virus applications. Josh Miller did a rather remarkable thing and affixed 5.4 mm NPN chips into

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Comsol 3D Chip Model

3DChipModel.mph I’ve created a 3D model for our flow chips. It should work between classroom licenses, but in the event it does not I will post a set of step by step instructions to create this model. The model is

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2D COMSOL model of printed sepcon chip fixture

I created a COMSOL model (zip) model with geometry based on the CAD drawing of the sepcon fixture Jared provided. I’ve included Velocity results (then Concentration, Pressure, Vorticity, and Shear rate). Also included is the Parameter table which has the Diffusion

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