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Chen, P.W. (author), Neuser, S. (author), Michaud, V. (author), Studart, A.R. (author)Abstract only.conference paper 2013
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Trebotich, D. (author), Miller, G.H. (author), Bybee, M.D. (author)We present a new method for particle interactions in polymer models of DNA. The DNA is represented by a bead-rod polymer model. The main objective in this work is to implement short range forces to properly model polymer-polymer and polymer-surface interactions. We will discuss two methods for these interactions: (1) a new rigid constraint...conference paper 2006
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Okkels, F. (author), Bruus, H. (author)We address the design of optimal reactors for supporting biological cultures using the method of topology optimization. For some years this method have been used to design various optimal microfluidic devices [1, 2, 3, 4]. We apply this method to distribute optimally biologic cultures within a flow of nutrition. From this optimized distribution...conference paper 2006
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Reese, J.M. (author), Zheng, Y. (author), Lockerby, D.A. (author)In order to capture critical near-wall phenomena in gas micro- and nanoflows within conventional CFD codes, we present scaled Navier-Stokes-Fourier (NSF) constitutive relations. Our scaling is mathematically equivalent to applying an 'effective' viscosity to the original constitutive relations. An expression for this 'effective' transport...conference paper 2006
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Vigneaux, P. (author)The field of microfluidics has dramatically improved over the last decade: it enables the transport of minuscule amounts of fluid (nanolitres) through channels the diameter of a single human hair. This miniaturization is increasingly employed to build a wide range of technological devices for example, genome sequencing or using microdroplets as...conference paper 2006