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Professeurs invités

BONELLA Sara
Physics department, University Rome 1 "La Sapienza"
MIRKIN Michael
Queens College - Department of chemistry and Biochemistry - New York - USA
HALLE Bertil
Université de Lund - Suède
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2010
Li, H, Luo CX, Ji H, Ouyang Q, Chen Y.  2010.  Micro-pressure sensor made of conductive PDMS for microfluidic applications. Microelectronic Engineering. 87(5-8):1266-1269. Abstract
Luo, XJ, Shen KY, Luo CX, Ji H, Ouyang Q, Chen Y.  2010.  An automatic microturbidostat for bacterial culture at constant density. Biomedical Microdevices. 12:499-503. Abstract
Luo, CX, Ni XF, Liu L, Nomura SM, Chen Y.  2010.  Degassing-Assisted Patterning of Cell Culture Surfaces. Biotechnology and Bioengineering. 105:854-859.
Si, GW, Zhu XJ, Kang YS, Luo CX, Ouyang Q, Chen Y.  2010.  Diffusion-based concentration control in microcavities during long time period by programmed syringe pumps. Microelectronic Engineering. 87:793-797. Abstract
Li, H, Lei L, Zeng Q, Shi J, Luo CX, Ji H, Ouyang Q, Chen Y.  2010.  Laser emission from dye doped microspheres produced on a chip. Sensors and Actuators B-Chemical. 145:570-574.
Liu, L, Luo CX, Ni XF, Wang L, Yamauchi K, Nomura SM, Nakatsuji N, Chen Y.  2010.  A micro-channel-well system for culture and differentiation of embryonic stem cells on different types of substrate. Biomedical Microdevices. 12:505-511.
Li, H, Luo CX, Ji H, Ouyang Q, Chen Y.  2010.  Micro-pressure sensor made of conductive PDMS for microfluidic applications. MICROELECTRONIC ENGINEERING. 87:1266-1269.
2009
Luo, CX, Jiang LL, Liang SB, Ouyang Q, Ji H, Chen Y.  2009.  High-throughput microfluidic system for monitoring diffusion-based monolayer yeast cell culture over long time periods. Biomedical Microdevices. 11(5):981-986. Abstract
Wang, L, Ni XF, Luo CX, Zhang ZL, Pang DW, Chen Y.  2009.  Self-loading and cell culture in one layer microfluidic devices. Biomedical Microdevices. 11(3):679-684. Abstract