Improving Engineered Biological Systems with Electronics and Microfluidics

Improving engineered biological systems with electronics and microfluidics

Hybrid engineered biological systems integrate electronics and microfluidics with engineered biological components, such as microbes or cell-free DNA-based systems, to effectively sense, act upon and report on biological environments. As these engineered biological systems become essential in addressing challenges in healthcare, environmental monitoring, remediation and agriculture, this Review offers an in-depth discussion of their applications…

Real-Time Electrochemical Microfluidic Monitoring of Additive Levels in

In the relentless pursuit of precision and efficiency within semiconductor manufacturing, a groundbreaking advancement has emerged from the laboratories of Xiamen University in China. Addressing a long-standing challenge in the monitoring of critical chemical additives, a team of researchers has developed an innovative electrochemical microfluidic workstation specifically designed for the real-time, onsite detection of additive concentrations in…