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==PDMS microfluidics fabrication at DTU Nanolab== | ==PDMS microfluidics fabrication at DTU Nanolab== | ||
Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), also known as silicone, has become a fundamental material for fabricating microfluidic devices with applications in health, chemistry, biomedical sciences and more. | |||
DTU Nanolab has a dedicated laboratory for the processing of PDMS and fabrication of microfluidics located at building 327. The PDMS Lab is part of the PolyFabLab, a recently, and has been equipped with brand-new instruments funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation, alongside selected equipment and processes from previous facilities. | |||