#7812. Sequential storage and release of microdroplets

October 2026publication date
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Materials Science (miscellaneous);
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering;
Condensed Matter Physics;
Electrical and Electronic Engineering;
Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics;
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Abstract:
Droplet microfluidic methods have opened up the possibility of studying a plethora of phenomena ranging from biological to physical or chemical processes at ultra low volumes and high throughput. A key component of such approaches is the ability to trap droplets for observation, and many device architectures for achieving this objective have been developed. A challenge with such approaches is, however, recovering the droplets following their confinement for applications involving further analysis. Here, we present a device capable of generating, confining and releasing microdroplets in a sequential manner.
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