University of Birmingham
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High-throughput reactions and bioassays allow cost-effective testing of large libraries of bio/chemical molecules for drug discovery, disease diagnosis, and industrial biotechnology. High-throughput studies are currently performed using microtitre plates [1] and droplet microfluidics [2], both of which are two-dimensional.
This project will develop three-dimensional microfluidics using sound waves to perform reactions and bioassays with high throughput. A combination of experiments and finite element modelling will be used in this project. The student will be based in the Gupta group (https://rguptagrouplab.com/) in University of Birmingham.
No scholarships are available for this project. Interested self-funded candidates may contact Dr Gupta ([email protected]) for an informal discussion.
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