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Sizing of ultrasound contrast agent and sub-harmonic imaging

  Contrast agents are used to increase received signal in imaging systems. In the case of ultrasound, such agents are small micron sized gas bubbles. Ultrasound measures the change in acoustic impedance (product of density and speed of sound), but since

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A Summary of Blender Tutorials for Creating Cover Art

Blender is a free, open-source software package for modeling 3d objects. While Sketchup is much easier to learn, it has a number of limitations that make it more difficult to do more detailed modeling. Blender has a plethora of features, including

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Research in Progress Seminar: Raman-silent nanomembranes and their use in sensing

  Presentation split into 3 parts: Raman-silent nanomembranes for cell-culture: raman-silent-cell-culture-project Nanomembrane Tenting: dna-ssnp-project SERS sensing membrane: sers-sensing-project

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Benchtop dialysis schematic and associated information

Hello All, My name is Dan Steiner and I am a rotation student that has been working with Dean on designing a modular benchtop apparatus to study in vivo blood dialysis. The purpose of this project is to create a

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Mini peristaltic pump for Wearable HD: power and battery life

Power and battery life for wearable hemodialysis. The pump(s) will consume the most energy of all the components of the system. Other power consumers could include, control circuits, wireless communication, display and warning lights, depending on design. A continuous display

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Brainstorm: Extracorporeal Liver Support

The purpose of this post is to start a general discussion around the idea of using ultrathin silicon-based membranes and graphene oxide to improve Extracorporeal Liver Support, also called Artificial Liver Support (ALS) for patients with acute liver failure (ALF).

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Nanomembranes+Microfluidic PETLs Integration

Our collaborator Fernando has made a really nifty way to make microfluidics work with lamination pouches. These flat pouches can be sealed together using a heat activated glue, which can be done consistently using a 15 for a 100-pack of 8.5″x12″

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An interesting action shot of membrane transfer

I wish I had read Tucker’s lat post before trying this, but since I just got the steam jig from the machine shop I wanted to try it out. My mistake in the two transfers I attempted was that I

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Protochips E-Chips

The company Protochips is making interesting microfluidic chips and systems for electron microscopy. See this page and this movie. Note their use of integrated spacers as thin as 150 nm to create a flow channel between back-to-back membrane chips. This

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simple alignment tool for microfluidic assembly

Hi all, This post showcase a simple (low-tech) alignment tool for assembling the different components of a microfluidic chamber. Essentially, the alignment pieces are made from two index papers cut using the Silhouette Cameo. The two cut index papers are

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