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Fall 2017
The last decades witnessed the rapid growth and advancement of research on microfluidic systems for chemical and biological analysis. There remain many important biochemical challenges that need to be solved with novel technologies. This thesis looks at how to apply several microfluidic...
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Spring 2019
This thesis covers microfluidic sensing using whispering gallery modes supportedin silica microcapillaries coated with a fluorescent film, hereby calledfluorescent core microcapillaries (FCMs). We give an introduction to this classof device, and describe how it can be built and used effectively...