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16 results for "Automation"

16 results for "Automation"

Computer-Aided Design for Multilayer Microfluidic Chips

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Microfluidic chips fabricated by multilayer soft lithography are emerging as “lab-on-a-chip” systems that can automate biological experiments. As we are able to build more complex microfluidic chips with thousands of components, it becomes possible to...

An introduction to microfluidics

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Reading about the latest technology on programming languages and microfluidics, with the goal to advance research in applying compiler technology to microfluidics, and enabling automation of biological protocols.

An introduction to programming for microfluidics

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Discussion and demonstration of the latest technology on programming languages and microfluidics, with the goal to advance research in applying compiler technology to microfluidics, and enabling automation of biological protocols.

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Paper: Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan and William Thies. 2010. “ Biocoder: A programming language for standardizing and automating biology protocols.” Journal of Biological Engineering, 4. Publisher's Version

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Harvard SEAS Nada Amin and MIT EECS/CSAIL Saman Amarasinghe are reviving a decade old working group that initiated computer-aided design for microfluidic chips. We are always looking for participants in microfluidics (mechanical engineering) and in...