APELLA: Open-Source, miniaturized All-in-One powered Lab-on-a-Disc platform

Serioli, Laura; Ishimoto, Atsushi; Yamaguchi, Akinobu; Zór, Kinga; Boisen, Anja; Hwu, En‐Te

doi:10.1016/j.ohx.2023.e00449

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“…In their first article, they present an open-source controller that can operate an atomic force microscope at high speed [32] . In the second article, they use hardware made for operating quadcopters to make a centrifugal microfluidics device [33] . These innovative solutions emphasize the opportunities that arise from taking an open-source hardware route to knowledge transfer from and between research and engineering disciplines.…”

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Open hardware in microscopy

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Open hardware in microscopy

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“…Therefore, mechanisms such as centrifugal pumping 39,40) and dielectrophoretic 41) force have been proposed. Here, we focus on SAWs as a mechanism that can be electrically manipulated and controlled.…”

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Removable and replaceable micro-mixing system with surface acoustic wave actuators

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A micromixer based on a surface acoustic wave (SAW) has attracted a great deal of attention because of their ability to mix liquids and multiphase flows with very high mixing efficiency. However, since microfluidic channels cloud only be formed directly on the piezoelectric substrate in conventional SAW devices, contamination problems have arisen. In this study, by placing a solution that propagates sound waves between the microfluidic channel and the SAW excitation substrate, vibrations caused by SAWs are propagated into the micro-well to form a micro-mixing system. This system can provide a micromixer that is removable, replaceable, and contamination-free.

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APELLA: Open-Source, miniaturized All-in-One powered Lab-on-a-Disc platform

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Open hardware in microscopy

Open hardware in microscopy

Removable and replaceable micro-mixing system with surface acoustic wave actuators

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