Cutting edge microfluidics: Xurography and a microwave

Nicholas C. Speller,Giorgio Gianini Morbioli,Michael E. Cato,Thomas P. Cantrell, Erin M. Leydon,Britney E. Schmidt,Amanda M. Stockton

Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical（2019）

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Abstract

•An innovative method to cure PDMS in a microwave oven, in as little as 90 s.•An inexpensive fabrication process that produces PDMS-based microfluidic devices from design phase to functional device in as little as five minutes, representing the fastest PDMS-based rapid-prototyping method to date.•Electrophoretic application of microdevices fabricated using the new methods presented.

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Key words

Microfluidics,Lab-on-a-chip,Xurography,Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS),Rapid prototyping,Microwave curing

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