Microsystems for the Life Sciences
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Congratulations to Kwanghun Chung, JaeKyo Cho, Edward Park, Dr. Victor Breedveld, and Dr. Hang Lu for their publication titled “Three-dimensional in situ temperature measurement in microsystems using Brownian motion of nanoparticles” published today in Analytical Chemistry.
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Congratulations to Alison Hirsch, Catherine Rivet, Michael Zhang, Dr. Melissa Kemp, and Dr. Hang Lu for their publication titled “Parallel multi-time point cell stimulation and lysis on-chip for studying early signaling events in T cell activation” published today in Lab on a Chip.
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Congratulations to Matthew Crane, Kwanghun Chung, and Dr. Hang Lu for their publication titled “Computer-enhanced high-throughput genetic screens of C. elegans in a microfluidic system“ published today in Lab on a Chip.
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DATE: September 16, 2008
TIME: 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM
LOCATION: IBB 1128
FEES: none
“Automated On-Chip Rapid Microscopy, and Sorting of C. elegans”
More information can be found here.
Congratulations to Kwanghun Chung, Matt Crane, and Dr. Hang Lu for being featured in the NY Times! Well deserved recognition after such hard work.
Research from Kwanghun Chung, Matt Crane, and Dr. Hang Lu featured today in Georgia Tech News, congratulations!
Congratulations to Kwanghun Chung, Matthew Crane, and Dr. Hang Lu for their publication titled “Automated on-chip rapid microscopy, phenotyping and sorting of C. elegans“ published today in Nature Methods.
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Dr. Hang Lu will once again be teaching a course in micro- and nanofluidics this fall. Please see attached flyer for more details.
