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Researchers model interactions between unique fluids and tiny structures.

New approach combines light sensing with microfluidics to give real-time results.

Scientists can now study the migration of label-free cells at unprecedented resolution, a feat with applications across biology, disease research, and drug development.

Scientists investigate the strange behavior of viscoelastic fluids in a series of specially designed experiments.

Multidisciplinary study finds way to examine biofilms with high efficiency.

The Micro/Bio/Nanofluidics Unit at OIST has developed new innovative biosensing material for counting dividing cells and detecting biomolecules.

OIST scientists were able to create and study a vortex in the laboratory.

Researchers develop a simple printing method to create effective disease detection tools.

OIST researchers develop better tools to characterize polymer solutions using microfluidic platforms, promising improvements in healthcare applications.

OIST researchers create a novel sensor capable of measuring both charge and mass of biomolecules with potential applications in healthcare diagnostics.

New insight into the flow of polymer and ‘living polymer’ solutions

The spreading of mixable liquids into ‘droplet hats’ was observed for the first time, which could lead to insight into improving strategies for cleaning animals affected by oil spills.