Droplet based microfluidics is a rapidly growing interdisciplinary field of research combining
soft matter physics, biochemistry and microsystems engineering. Its applications range from …

Double emulsions, such as water‐in‐oil‐in‐water droplets, are important material platforms
for conducting fundamental research and for technological applications. To date, well …

The research areas of tissue engineering and drug development have displayed increased
interest in organ-on-a-chip studies, in which physiologically or pathologically relevant …

Microfluidic devices can form emulsions in which the drops have an intricate, controlled
structure; however, a challenge is that the droplets are produced slowly, typically only a few …

Microfluidic devices can be used to produce single or multiple emulsions with remarkably
precise control of both the contents and size of the drops. Since each level of a multiple …

We demonstrate the fabrication of microfluidic devices with three-dimensional flow channels
using stereolithography. The fabricated devices can generate monodisperse double …

Microfluidic devices can form double emulsions with uniform properties, but require
cumbersome fabrication steps to pattern their wettability. We demonstrate spatially …

Fully transparent and flexible electronic substrates that incorporate functional materials are
the precursors to realising next-generation devices with sensing, self-powering and portable …

We present a simple and rapid method to spatially pattern the surface wetting properties of
PDMS microfluidic devices by layer-by-layer (LbL) deposition of polyelectrolytes using …

Here we report the application of monodisperse double emulsion droplets, produced in a
single step within partially hydrophilic/partially hydrophobic microfluidic devices, as defined …