Capillary Tubing and Adapter

[17-01-13] Committee Meeting

Parylene-C is a biocompatible, inert, FDA-approved and nondegradable material, which can be used to fabricate mechanically robust thin membranes. Parylene is used in the medical device industry for coating implantable devices and in the microelectronics industry as insulator. Furthermore, it has been used in biomedical research for a wide variety of applications. In addition, parylene-C…

In light of technical difficulties associated with the current liftoff device design, I’ve been working on a slight alteration to the design with an eye towards reducing leaking and improving the shape of the flow in the dialysate chamber. The shape of the blood conduit has been demonstrated to be successful in distributing the flow fairly…

I guess we weren’t sure if I was actually drawing rhodamine back through the membrane or just bleaching it. So I made a new apparatus which consisted of a sawed off sepcon mounted on a slide with channels etched into the lower plastic of the device to connect a pbs resevoir on the slide to…

Microtechnologies for cells Phototunable Spatiotemporal Presentation of Viscoelastic and Adhesive Cues in HA Hydrogels Erica Hui1, Kathryn I. Gimeno2, Thomas H. Barker2, Steven R. Caliari1,2 Department of Chemical Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Virginia https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/646778v1.full Developed a hyaluronic acid (HA) hydrogel system to study the role that spatially-patterned matrix mechanical (viscoelastic) and adhesive…

We have suspected that those non-open pores in the TEM image of pnc-Si are pits in the silicon membrane for a long time. Last week, I SEMed a sample, oxide (30nm)/Si(25nm)/oxide(30nm) annealed at 800C for 1min, to verify the pits features. The first figure is a TEM image which the majority feature looks like non-open…