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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...

Microfluidic chips are emerging as a powerful platform for automating biology experiments. As it becomes possible to integrate tens of thousands of components on a single chip, researchers will require design automation tools to push the scale and...

Molecular manipulation and analysis are the cornerstone of life sciences. With the recent advances in molecular data storage and computing, it has become an increasingly exciting and viable alternative for the post-CMOS scaling era. Widespread use of...

Microfluidic devices are emerging as an attractive technology for automatically orchestrating the reactions needed in a biological computer. Thousands of microfluidic primitives have already been integrated on a single chip, and recent trends indicate...

Microfluidic devices promise to automate wetlab procedures by manipulating small chemical or biological samples. This technology comes in many varieties, all of which aim to save time, labor, and supplies by performing lab protocol steps typically done by...

Advances in high-throughput and multiplexed microfluidics have rewarded biotechnology researchers with vast amounts of data but not necessarily the ability to analyze complex data effectively. Over the past few years, deep artificial neural networks ...

The integration of microfluidics and biosensor technology is transforming microbiology research by providing new capabilities for clinical diagnostics, cancer research, and pharmacology studies. This integration enables new approaches for biochemistry...