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81days until
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Design quick review 2

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 You have reached the home page of the MST Design Laboratory class. Here you will find organisational and other data you will need in performing your studies.

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Please report any inconsistencies to me directly.

If you have a pressing question about the course that is NOT answered by this website or by the introductory Brochure, then email me an FAQ.

Jan. G. Korvink, Instructor. 


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  • State of the websites Dear webmasters,some websites are still in a low level state. Others are great to browse through.The purpose of the website is to provide a forum for communication amongst ...
    Posted ‎‎ by Jan G. Korvink
  • Magnetic mixing creates a stir Microfluids often must be mixed, but scientists have lacked a simple and reliable way to do it. Now, Sandia researcher Jim Martin and his colleagues have developed a new way ...
    Posted ‎‎19 Nov 2009 22:07‎‎ by Jan G. Korvink
  • Using magnets for leak-free microfluidic devices Photograph showing the use of the NIST magnetic connectors with a microfluidic device designed to generate liposomes. The microchip has five inlets and one outlet, all linked to tubing via ...
    Posted ‎‎19 Nov 2009 21:59‎‎ by Jan G. Korvink
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The box of wafers of the 2008/2009 class.
 


Wafer of silicon microstructures produced by the 2007/2008 MSE class.



Multilayer PDMS-on-Si cell isolater produced during the 2008 MSE class.