NIST Presents Its Microfluidics Technologies For Commercial Adoption

A Technology Transfer and Federal Marketplace Event

NIST Presents Its Microfluidics Technologies For Commercial Adoption

On Tuesday, October 9, 2007, NIST presented some of its novel technologies developed at the NIST Labs in the emerging Microfluidics field.

See the agenda for this event.

Presentations

• Simple High Performance Biochemical Analysis
  • Presentation of Simple High-Performance Biochemical Analysis by David Ross, Physist
  • Patents
    • Fluidic Temperature Gradient Focusing (parent patent)
    • Mixing Reactions by Temperature Gradient Focusing [CIP 1]
    • Chiral Temperature Gradient Focusing [CIP 2]
    • Gradient Elution Moving Boundary Electrophoresis [06-011]
    • Micellar Gradient Focusing [03-008]
• Methods for Polymer Microfluidic Fabrication
  • Presentation of Polymer Microfluidic Fabrication by David Ross, Physicist
  • Patents
    • Building Microstructures using Photoablation
    • Creating Fluidic Microarrays
• Microfluidic Mixing and Flow Manipulation
  • Presentation of Microfluidic Mixing and Flow Manipulation by David Ross, Physicist
  • Patents
    • Method for Microfluidic Flow Manipulation
• Uniform Assembly of Nanoliposomes
  • Presentation of Uniform Assembly of Nanoliposomes by Wyatt N. Vreeland, PhD
  • Patent Applications
    • Controlled Vesicle Self-Assembly in Continuous Two-Phase Flow Microfluidic Channels
• Surface Immobilization of Biopolymers
• Presentation - Inventors: Michael J. Tarlov, Tonya M. Herne, Keith H. McKenney
• Patents

  • Surface Immobilization of Biopolymers

     

"The global market for microfluidic technologies was worth an estimated $2.9 billion in 2005. This figure should grow to $3.2 billion in 2006 and $6.2 billion by 2011, i.e., an average annual growth rate of 14.1% over the next five years." -- Microfluidics Technology, BCC Research, 2006

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