Microfluidics has become a mature technology, providing an excellent toolbox for the
handling and manipulation of fluid samples, suspended cells, and particles. About 30 years …

The biophysical analysis of single-cells by microfluidic impedance cytometry is emerging as
a label-free and high-throughput means to stratify the heterogeneity of cellular systems …

Microfluidic applications such as active particle sorting or selective enrichment require
particle classification techniques that are capable of working in real time. In this paper, we …

Many different strategies can be found in the literature to model organ physiology, tissue
functionality, and disease in vitro; however, most of these models lack the physiological fluid …

Droplets microfluidics is broadening the range of Lab on a Chip solutions that, however, still
suffer from the lack of an adequate level of integration of optical detection and sensors. In …

Droplet‐based microfluidic technology offers several benefits: the integration of multiple
laboratory functions into a single microfabricated chip, manual intervention possibilities …

Objective: Cell counting and characterization is fundamental for medicine, science and
technology. Coulter-type microfluidic devices are effective and automated systems for …

Despite the importance of droplet monodispersity, a universal methodology for high
monodispersity droplet generation does not exist yet. We have recently demonstrated that …

Impedance cytometry is a well-established technique for counting and analyzing single
cells, with several advantages, such as convenience, high throughput, and no labeling …

In this study, a new method for the fabrication of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS)
microchannels through the replication of plexiglass molds was developed. A plexiglass slab …