ArticleMicrosystems & nanoengineering2017
Controllable alignment of elongated microorganisms in 3D microspace using electrofluidic devices manufactured by hybrid femtosecond laser microfabrication.
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Abstract
This paper presents a simple technique to fabricate new electrofluidic devices for the three-dimensional (3D) manipulation of microorganisms by hybrid subtractive and additive femtosecond (fs) laser microfabrication (fs laser-assisted wet etching of glass followed by water-assisted fs laser modification combined with electroless metal plating). The technique enables the formation of patterned metal electrodes in arbitrary regions in closed glass microfluidic channels, which can spatially and temporally control the direction of electric fields in 3D microfluidic environments. The fabricated electrofluidic devices were applied to nanoaquariums to demonstrate the 3D electro-orientation of
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