Hunter et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Nanoliter fluid handling for microbiology via levitated magnetic microrobotsHunter et al., 2019
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- Hunter E
- Steager E
- Hsu A
- Wong-Foy A
- Pelrine R
- Kumar V
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- IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters
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Microbiological environments are a clear application area for microscale robotics, but targeted delivery of biochemical cues to particular cells or tissues remains a significant challenge. This challenge is compounded by the sheer number of cells that compose …
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