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Engineers fabricate microfluidic chips for biomedical applications by constructing photopolymer resin and using UV light for curing each layer

At the National Science Foundation, microfluidic devices have important applications in medical research, drug development and diagnostic tools. The compact devices have channels carved into a resin chip that enable testing on a microscale and are labor-intensive to produce.A team of engineers based at the University of Southern California, pursuing U.S. National Science Foundation-supported research,…

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