Magnetically-Controlled Microfluidic Devices and Structures

磁控微流体装置和结构

• 批准号: 0242259
• 负责人: Alice Gast
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Continuing grant
• 财政年份: 2002
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2002-07-01 至 2004-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0242259&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Magnetically; Controlled; Microfluidic; Devices; Structures

The goal of this Engineering Microsystems: "XYZ" on a Chip project is to investigate magnetic colloidal particles and their use in several micro-fluid mechanics applications. The need to miniaturize and perform parallel chemical and biochemical processes for efficient drug screening, chemical detection, and combinatorial chemistry motivates interest in chemical processes on a microscopic scale. Most of the current state of the art relies on pressure-driven and electrokinetic processes to transport analytes and products around device. In this work another control parameter, a magnetic field, is added to the system. The self-assembly of magnetic colloidal particles into chains is the key process. When tethered to surfaces in microscopic fluid flow and suspended analytes. The microscopic flow system, chemically patterning the surfaces, and linking the magnetic chains to surfaces will be designed, and then studying the resulting fluid mechanics and magnetic chain dynamics will be investigated. The fundamental issues to be addressed include: the dynamics and mechanical properties of tethered and untethered chains of magnetic colloidal particles; the microscopic fluid mechanics; the filtering and sieving capabilities of magnetic bead arrays; and the micro-scale mixing performance of actuated micromagnetic stirrers. Examples are presented for separation processes involving sieving or filtration of cells or particles, and the converse issue of effective mixing in a microreactor.This project will be conducted in collaboration with the Stanford Nanofabrication Facility, a part of the NSF National Nanofabrication Users Network.

这个工程微系统：“XYZ”芯片项目的目标是研究磁性胶体颗粒及其在几种微流体力学应用中的应用。为了有效的药物筛选、化学检测和组合化学，需要小型化并执行并行的化学和生化过程，这激发了人们对微观尺度上的化学过程的兴趣。目前的大多数先进技术依赖于压力驱动和电动过程来在设备周围输送分析物和产品。在这项工作中，在系统中增加了另一个控制参数--磁场。磁性胶体粒子自组装成链是关键过程。当系在微观流体流动和悬浮分析物的表面时。将设计微观流动系统，对表面进行化学图案化，并将磁链连接到表面，然后研究由此产生的流体力学和磁链动力学。需要解决的基本问题包括：磁性胶体颗粒系链和非系链的动力学和力学性质；微观流体力学；磁珠阵列的过滤和筛分能力；以及致动微磁搅拌器的微观混合性能。这个项目将与斯坦福纳米加工设施合作进行，斯坦福纳米加工设施是NSF国家纳米加工用户网络的一部分。