Nanoimprinting for high-throughput replication of geometrically precise pillars in fused silica to regulate cell behavior

Developing high-throughput nanopatterning techniques that also allow for precise control over the dimensions of the fabricated features is essential for the study of cell-nanopattern interactions. Here, we developed a process that fulfills both of these criteria. Firstly, we used electron-beam lithography (EBL) to fabricate precisely...

Optimization of a Multi Microchamber Biochip for Cell Co-culture

The goal of this project is to model, fabricate and characterize a multi microchamber biochip, which allows for crosstalk between two types of living cells. This biochip uses laminar flow to separate two microchambers for cell co-culture. A study of fluid dynamics through finite element analysis was implemented to optimize two methods for...