Precision micro-dispensing based upon ink jet technology has been used in medical diagnostics since the early nineties, and now is moving into a wide range of applications. Ink-jet printing technology can reproducibly dispense micro-droplets of fluid with diameters of 15 to 100 µm (2pl to 5nl) at rates of 0- 25,000 per second from a single drop-on-demand printhead. The deposition is non-contact, data-driven and can dispense a wide range of fluids. It is a key enabling technology in the development of Bio-MEMS devices, Sensors, Micro-fluidic devices and Micro-optical systems. In this paper, we will discuss the use of this technology for real time calibration and testing of chemical sensors. The technology is based upon test systems developed...
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WO2002102515 A UPAB: 20030307 NOVELTY - Micro-dispensing method for liquids involves producing drops...
The detection of some analytes, for example heavy metal ions, is crucial in locations such as develo...
Printed electronics have led to new possibilities in the detection and quantification of a wide rang...
Printing biology is our way to define a novel field employing material printing techniques generally...
Digital microfluidic chips provide a new platform for manipulating chemicals for multi-step chemical...
Digital Microfluidics (DMF) is a liquid handling technology comprising the manipulation of discrete ...
The deposition of chemical reagent inks on paper is a crucial step in the development and fabricatio...
The development of high-resolution molecular printing allows the engineering of analytical platforms...
Inkjet printing is a very common and largely developed technology in desktop printers. A wide range ...
Goal is to develop a multi-channel micromachined chemical fluid jet dispenser that is applicable to ...
The research aims to the development of sensors for strain measurements using inkjet technology for ...
The optical sensor industry is forseen to be-\ud come a $4 billion market worldwide within 10\ud yea...
A resistive sensor for strain measurements that uses inkjet technology for biomedical applications h...
Rapid diagnostic testing at a patient's location, so-called 'point-of-care' (POC) testing, is essent...
Electrochemical biosensors show great promise for point-of-care applications due to their low cost, ...
WO2002102515 A UPAB: 20030307 NOVELTY - Micro-dispensing method for liquids involves producing drops...
The detection of some analytes, for example heavy metal ions, is crucial in locations such as develo...
Printed electronics have led to new possibilities in the detection and quantification of a wide rang...
Printing biology is our way to define a novel field employing material printing techniques generally...
Digital microfluidic chips provide a new platform for manipulating chemicals for multi-step chemical...
Digital Microfluidics (DMF) is a liquid handling technology comprising the manipulation of discrete ...
The deposition of chemical reagent inks on paper is a crucial step in the development and fabricatio...
The development of high-resolution molecular printing allows the engineering of analytical platforms...
Inkjet printing is a very common and largely developed technology in desktop printers. A wide range ...
Goal is to develop a multi-channel micromachined chemical fluid jet dispenser that is applicable to ...
The research aims to the development of sensors for strain measurements using inkjet technology for ...
The optical sensor industry is forseen to be-\ud come a $4 billion market worldwide within 10\ud yea...
A resistive sensor for strain measurements that uses inkjet technology for biomedical applications h...
Rapid diagnostic testing at a patient's location, so-called 'point-of-care' (POC) testing, is essent...
Electrochemical biosensors show great promise for point-of-care applications due to their low cost, ...