ライフサイエンスコーパス: microfabrication

1 eatly broaden access to direct-write protein microfabrication.

2 a source for nonlinear, direct-write protein microfabrication.

3 hip CE-EC are commonly used, end-channel and microfabrication.

4 s microfluidic elements without the need for microfabrication.

5 the basis for a broadly applicable method of microfabrication.

6 eterogeneous materials instead of monolithic microfabrication.

7 atterning techniques commonly used in planar microfabrication.

8 better control of the thin layer geometry by microfabrication.

9 arge quantum circuits and is compatible with microfabrication.

10 such as microfluidics, thermal control, and microfabrication.

11 cations in fields ranging from bioimaging to microfabrication.

12 stereolithography and three-dimensional (3D) microfabrication.

13 Advances in nano-/microfabrication allow the fabrication of biomimetic sub

14 Microfabrication allows the incorporation of multiple el

15 -dimensional (3D) microstructures created by microfabrication and additive manufacturing have demonst

16 technological achievements of semiconductor microfabrication and biotechnology.

17 Continued advances in microfabrication and cell culture will allow further stu

18 With advanced microfabrication and data processing, SBCR will become m

19 t architecture, and the rational for design, microfabrication and detection performance is presented.

20 ell, Hara and Merten (2015) apply the use of microfabrication and in vitro analysis in cell-free extr

21 impediment to the development of a field of 'microfabrication and measurement' in neuroscience is the

22 Advances in microfabrication and nanofabrication are opening new opp

23 rs simple fabrication and compatibility with microfabrication and PCB processing, while maintaining c

24 or simple fabrication and compatibility with microfabrication and printed circuit board processing, w

25 bricated in silicon and glass using standard microfabrication and selective etching techniques.

26 nt collectors, fully compatible with current microfabrication and silicon-based device technology.

27 olled release of an oxidizing species, e.g., microfabrication and singlet oxygen-mediated cell death.

28 uced at an extremely low cost using standard microfabrication and soft lithography techniques (2-3 d)

29 e constructed in monolithic form by means of microfabrication and, increasingly, by additive techniqu

30 f applications, including sample inspection, microfabrication, and bio-imaging.

31 w mixing (8% +/- 1%), showed suitability for microfabrication, and microfluidic applications requirin

32 also makes OET an attractive technology for microfabrication applications.

33 The specific advantages of the microfabrication approach include the capability not onl

34 As a result, our microfabrication approach provides glass ESI emitters th

35 how it is instead possible to use a top-down microfabrication approach to effectively encode distingu

36 We report a microfabrication approach to generate well-defined, addr

37 A microfabrication approach was employed to decouple the e

38 A microfabrication approach was used to produce novel anal

39 The protocol describes master microfabrication ( approximately 1 d), polydimethylsilox

40 nanoparticles or quantum dots and the use of microfabrication are proving advantageous for the creati

41 ss is compatible with standard semiconductor microfabrication, as multiple micrometer-sized patterns

42 ard the development of practical methods for microfabrication based on self-assembly.

43 t stages of tumor development, by using a 3D microfabrication-based approach to engineer ducts compos

44 This paper presents a microfabrication-based approach to integrated, quantitat

45 aring such single-nanopore membranes include microfabrication-based methods, the track-etch method, a

46 If incompatibilities between biology and microfabrication can be eliminated, then biofabrication

47 Microfabrication can create architecturally complex scaf

48 High aspect ratio microfabrication can only be achieved with deep reactive

49 Silicon probes based on microfabrication can yield large-scale, high-density rec

50 orous gold (np-Au) electrodes, prepared by a microfabrication-compatible self-assembly process and fu

51 logic assumptions and/or require specialized microfabrication facilities and expertise.

52 out the need for expensive lithography-based microfabrication facilities.

53 icroelectronics, microfluidics, polymers and microfabrication have enabled the creation of disposable

54 crofluidic PAGE without the need for a glass microfabrication infrastructure.

55 Microfabrication, inkjet- and screen-printing can be use

56 lysis systems and assumes previous cleanroom microfabrication knowledge.

57 nalize a variety of common materials used in microfabrication, making it a general purpose building b

58 ions both as a vaccine adjuvant and as a key microfabrication material.

59 The use of microfabrication may also enable incorporation of electr

60 Here, we describe a microfabrication method utilizing incline and rotate lit

61 We describe a microfabrication method, termed StampEd Assembly of poly

62 re has been a concerted drive to exploit the microfabrication methods developed within the semiconduc

63 echniques, thermoplastic forming (TPF)-based microfabrication methods have been developed which can p

64 are being addressed by combining traditional microfabrication methods with 'biofabrication': namely,

65 ls on an electrode array created by standard microfabrication methods.

66 We report the lithographic microfabrication of a movable thin film microelectrode a

67 Here we introduce a matrix platform based on microfabrication of channels of defined wall stiffness a

68 on a prototype of such 'gecko tape' made by microfabrication of dense arrays of flexible plastic pil

69 The microfabrication of electrochemical immunosensors for th

70 Here, a robust method for microfabrication of helices inspired by Bauhinia seedpod

71 Organ-on-a-chip engineering employs microfabrication of living tissues within microscale flu

72 plate in a broadly applicable method for the microfabrication of metallic microstructures.

73 PSMA with high affinity and selectivity, (2) microfabrication of PEDOT nanowires that entrain these v

74 nd processing may find potential uses in the microfabrication of sensors and other important areas th

75 Methods for microfabrication of solderable and stretchable sensing s

76 es and electroosmosis--require sophisticated microfabrication of the chip, bulky instrumentation, or

77 This paper presents parallel microfabrication of three-dimensionally sharp electrospr

78 have mechanical stiffness exceeding that of microfabrication polymers, and can be used as masters fo

79 ed on glass substrate using a combination of microfabrication procedures followed by electrodepositio

80 or ESI-MS using simple and widely accessible microfabrication procedures.

81 The microfabrication process allows for inexpensive and repr

82 In addition to improved slide capacity, the microfabrication process offers the possibility of low-c

83 Since the microfabrication process readily yields three-dimensiona

84 We outline a microfabrication process that yields single-crystal, sil

85 A microfabrication process, xurography, was used to produc

86 h a microfluidic channel via a novel silicon microfabrication process.

87 ure is designed for production in a scalable microfabrication process.

88 The work described in this paper utilizes microfabrication processes to produce devices that enabl

89 al network, which is possible using ion-trap microfabrication processes, may provide a new quantum si

90 area of 200microm) patterned using standard microfabrication processes, with the ability to electric

91 ng devices, and ongoing research on graphene microfabrication promises compatibility with integrated

92 plications is attractive owing to elementary microfabrication requirements.

93 Conventional microfabrication routes result in pyramid-shaped tips, a

94 umerous disciplines such as optoelectronics, microfabrication, sensors, tissue engineering and comput

95 ting is a compelling alternative to existing microfabrication solutions, as robust devices were easy

96 cently have advances in computer science and microfabrication spurred the rapid development of precis

97 After one-time microfabrication steps, the system can be assembled in l

98 aphy, an intrinsically 3D laser direct write microfabrication technique.

99 on of glass emitters relies only on standard microfabrication techniques (i.e., deposition, photolith

100 Superconducting qubits made with scalable microfabrication techniques are a promising candidate fo

101 Microfabrication techniques are facilitating the creatio

102 s of micrometers that are produced by common microfabrication techniques are poised to provide integr

103 ate sandwich, are constructed using scalable microfabrication techniques derived from the semiconduct

104 We therefore developed microfabrication techniques for silicon, metal, and biod

105 Recent progress in microfabrication techniques has allowed stimulated emiss

106 The implementation of microfabrication techniques in cell biology now enables

107 n a material amenable to advanced growth and microfabrication techniques is an exciting route towards

108 Finally, special attention is given to the microfabrication techniques that are currently resulting

109 Using microfabrication techniques to allow epithelial cell she

110 Here, we use microfabrication techniques to create an accordion-like

111 We used photolithographic microfabrication techniques to create very small stainle

112 vably by offering new surface modifications, microfabrication techniques, and diverse nanomaterials w

113 rectly onto glass substrates via traditional microfabrication techniques, including photolithographic

114 ng classical halo assay and state-of-the-art microfabrication techniques, this single cell approach a

115 is based on batch processing using standard microfabrication techniques, which provides bifunctional

116 We construct the device using standard microfabrication techniques, which will facilitate its i

117 be easily fabricated using standard silicon microfabrication techniques.

118 is readily integrated on chips via standard microfabrication techniques.

119 industrial-scale crystal growth and advanced microfabrication techniques.

120 using MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) microfabrication techniques: capillary deposition proved

121 The microfabrication technologies of the semiconductor indus

122 Microfabrication technologies were employed to produce w

123 array were fabricated using standard silicon microfabrication technologies, and modified with methyle

124 y merging the advances in microfluidics with microfabrication technologies, novel platforms are being

125 methods of fabricating such surfaces rely on microfabrication technologies, which are only applicable

126 ical and thermal restrictions of traditional microfabrication technologies.

127 f inkjet printing as an attractive bottom-up microfabrication technology due to its simplicity and po

128 simplifying atomic cooling and loading using microfabrication technology has proved difficult.

129 Developments in microfabrication technology have enabled the production

130 Microfabrication technology offers the opportunity to co

131 r achieving pulsatile release involves using microfabrication technology to develop active devices th

132 Microfabrication technology was used to create regular a

133 CVD polymers bridge microfabrication technology with chemical, biological, a

134 Solid-state microfabrication technology, similar to that used to mak

135 yzer based on toroidal trapping geometry and microfabrication technology.

136 erent electrode geometries are fabricated by microfabrication technology.

137 ter was fabricated by means of silicon-based microfabrication technology.

138 resents a much greater speed increase due to microfabrication than has been obtained in other assay s

139 Here we describe an approach for microfabrication that encodes the two-dimensional spatia

140 s in this area as well as recent advances in microfabrication that have allowed for more precise cont

141 Microfabrication through the use of multilevel stamps pr

142 Relatively unexplored is the use of microfabrication to create sampling probes.

143 ge recent advances in tissue engineering and microfabrication to develop novel in vitro models of dis

144 The protocol uses microfabrication to enable user-defined geometries of th

145 easibility is demonstrated for using in situ microfabrication to guide the contact position of cortic

146 chip device thoroughly exploits the power of microfabrication to produce high-density capillary elect

147 Microfabrication tools allow precise control over the ce

148 ng of tissues for in vitro applications: the microfabrication tools that serve to both define the cel

149 By integrating microfabrication with cell and molecular biology techniq

150 FDM was suitable for microfabrication with minimum features of 321 +/- 5 mum,