Micro Total Analysis Systems 2004

, by Laurell, Thomas; Nilsson, Johan; Jensen, Klavs F.; Harrison, D. Jed; Kutter, Jorg P.

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The Eighth International Conference on Miniaturized Systems in Chemistry and Life Science - MicroTas 2004 - is an annual meeting focusing on the research, development and application of miniaturized technologies and methodologies in chemistry and life science. The conference is celebrating its tenth anniversary after the first workshop at the University of Twente, The Netherlands in 1994. This research field is rapidly developing and changing towards a domain where core competence areas such as microfluidics, micro- and nanotechnology, materials science, chemistry, biology, and medicine are melting together to a truly interdisciplinary meeting place. This volume is the second in a two volume set, a valuable reference collection to all working in this field.

Day 2 Tuesday, September 28, 2004

Tuesday Poster Session - MEMS Technology I

FABRICATING A THREE-DIMENSIONAL CHANNEL FOR MICRO-FLUIDIC DEVICES BY LASER ABLATION

(3)

Yoshikazu Yoshida, Tsutomu Neichi, Retsu Tahara, Jun Yamada, Hiroyuki Yamada and Nobuyuki Terada

Toyo University, Yamanashi Pref. Industrial Technology Center and University of Yamanashi

PHOTOPOLYMERIZED POLY(ETHYLENE) GLYCOL DIACRYLATE (PEGDA) MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES

(3)

Amy Butterworth, Maria del Carmen Lopez Garcia and David Beebe

University of Wisconsin

A FLOW-THROUGH SHEAR-TYPE MICROFILTER CHIP FOR SEPARATING PLASMA and VIRUS PARTICLES FROM WHOLE BLOOD

(3)

Ee-Ling Gui, Hongmiao Jing Li, Yu Chen, Wing-Cheong Hui, Siti Rafeah Binte Mohamed Rafe, Sanjay Swarup, Sek-an Wong, Tit-Meng Lim, Chew-Kiat Heng

Institute of Microelectronics, Nanyang Technological University, National University of Singapore

ULTRA-SMOOTH GLASS CHANNELS ALLOWING NON-FLUORESCENT OBSERVATION OF BIO-MOLECULES BY MICROSCOPES

(3)

Ryuji Yokokawa, Shoji Takeuchi, Hiroyuki Fujita

The University of Tokyo

DEVELOPMENT OF PERISTALTIC SOFT MICROPUMP DRIVEN BY ELECTROSTATIC ACTUATOR

(3)

Takaaki Suzuki, Isaku Kanno, Shunsuke Yakushyil, Satoyuki Kawano and Hidetoshi Kotera

Kyoto University and Tohoku University

A NOVEL FABRICATION PROCESS FOR 3D-MULTILAYER MICRO MIXERS

(3)

Marco Feldmann, Andreas Waldschik and Stephanus Buttgenbach

Technical University of Braunschweig

HIGH PRECISION LOW TEMPERATURE BONDING PROCESS FOR BIOMEMS

(3)

Jörg Kentsch, Wolfgang Lutz, Manfried Dürr, Martin Ste1zle

Imoversotät Tübinge

NOVEL THERMOPLASTIC ELASTOMERS FOR MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE CONSTRUCTION

(3)

Arjun P. Sudarsan, Jian Wang, and Victor M. Ugaz

Texas A&M University

ELECTROSTATIC SHAKING AND CONVEYANCE OF CATALYTIC PARTICLES IN MICRO SPACES

(3)

Koichi Suzumori, Takefumi Kanda, Takashi Nagata, Akinori Muto, and Yusaku Sakata

Okayama University

ELISA READER COMPATIBLE MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE FOR ENZYME KINETICS

(3)

Joo H. Kang and Je-Kyun Park

Korea Advanced INstitute of Science and Technology

PASSIVE LOW PASS VALVE FOR SAMPLE INJECTION IN HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEMS

(3)

Takeo Yamazaki, Takahiro Ezaki, Susumu Yasuda, Takayuki Yagi, Yukihiro Shintani, Keiji Hirako, Yoshihiko Takanoz and Masahiro Furuno

Canon Inc and GL Sciences Inc.

AN OPTICAL MICROFLUIDIC PLATFORM BASED ON A COMBINATION OF A NOVEL SU8 MULTILAYER TECHNOLOGY, WAVEGUIDES AND PHOTODIODES ON SILICON

(3)

J.M.Ruano, M.Aguirregabiria, M.T. Arroyo, J.Berganzo, F.J.Blanco, P. de la Fuente, E.Castano, and K. Mayora

IKERLAN S and CEIT

A MINIATURIZED AND CONVEX-SHAPED QUARTZ-CRYSTAL RESONATOR FOR MULTIPLE CHEMICAL SENSING IN LIQUID

(3)

Li Li, Masayoshi Esashi and Takashi Abe

Tohoku University

MICROFABRICATED CELL CULTURE SYSTEM FOR SINGLE CELL ANALYSIS IN 2.5 DIMENSIONS

(3)

Marc R. Dusseiller, Mirabai Koch, Dominik Schlaepfer, Aldo Ferrari, Ruth Kroschewski and Marcus Textor

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

DRY FILM RESIST FOR FAST FLUIDIC PROTOTYPING

(3)

P. Vulto, N Glade, L. Altomare, J. Bablet, G. Medoro, A. Leonardi, A. Romani, I. Chartierz, N. Manaresi, M. Tartagni, R. Guerrieri

University of Bologna, CEA-LETI and Silicon Biosystems

REFRACTIVE MICROLENSES PRODUCED BY EXCIMER LASERMACHINING OF POLY (METHYL METHACRYLATE)

(3)

Martin F. Jensen , Jian Wu , Ulrich Krühne, Leif Højslet Christensen and Oliver Geschke

Danish Technological Insitute, Technical University of Denmark

NOVEL SU8 MULTILAYER TECHNOLOGY BASED ON SUCCESIVE CMOS COMPATIBLE ADHESIVE BONDING AND KAPTON RELEASING STEPS FOR MULTILEVEL MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES

(3)

M. Aguirregabiria, F.J. Blanco, J. Berganzo, J. Ruano, I. Aranburu, J. Garcia, K. Mayora

IKERLAN S

FABRICATION OF EPOXY STAMPS FOR HOT EMBOSSING MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES AND SUB-MICRON STRUCTURES

(3)

Laurie Brown, Terry Koerner and Richard Oleschuk

Queen's University

POLYMERIC MICRO CHANNEL SYSTEM FOR EASY SENSITISATION OF MICRO-CANTILEVERS

(3)

Maria Nordström, Montserrat Calleja and Anja Boisen

Technical University of Denmark

THE PELTIER-ACTUATED MICROVALVE

(3)

Richard P. Welle, Brian S. Hardy, and Michael J. O'Brien

The Aerospace Corporation

ADVANCEMENTS IN THE MONOLITHICALLY-INTEGRATED MICROCHEMLAB™

(3)

R.P. Manginell, M. Okandan, J.M. Bauer, R. Manley, D. Trudell, R.J. Kottenstette, P.R. Lewis, D.R. Adkins, E.J. Heller, H. Stewart and R.J. Shul

Sandia National Laboratories

ROBUST AND BIOCOMPATIBLE NEUROCAGES

(3)

Angela Tooker, Jon Erickson, Yu-Chong Tai, and Jerry Pine

California Institute of Technology

A NOVEL DISPERSION CONTROL IN CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS BY LOCALIZED ZETA POTENTIAL VARIATION USING THE FIELD EFFECT

(3)

Chia-Yen Lee, Lung-Ming Fu, Ruey-Jen Yang and Che-Hsin Lin

Da-Yeh University, National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, National Cheng Kung University, National Sun Yat-sen University

MEMS-BASED CATALYTIC MICRO-REACTOR FOR DECOMPOSITION OF FLUIDS

(3)

Yoichiro Dan, Masahiro Kishida, Tatsuya Ikuta, Kunihito Nagayama and Koji Takahashi

Kyushu University

BUILDING EMBEDDED MICROCHANNELS USING A SINGLE LAYER SU-8, AND DETERMINING YOUNG'S MODULUS USING LASER ACOUSTIC TECHNIQUE

(3)

Hui Yu, Oluwaseyi Balogun, Biao Li, Todd Murray, and Xin Zhang

Boston University

THREE-DIMENSIONAL MICROVALVES BASED ON SINGLE-LAYERED SU-8 FOR LAB-ON-CHIP APPLICATION

(3)

Hui Yu, Yi Zhao, Biao Li, and Xin Zhang

Boston University

PARAMETRIC STUDY OF PULSED RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTROPORATION ON MICROCHIPS AT THE SINGLE-CELL LEVEL

(3)

Fan Yang, Huiqi HE, Donald C. Chang and Yi-Kuen Lee

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

MICROPUMP EVALUATION FOR CRYOPRESERVATION IN ON-CHIP CELL CULTURE

(3)

Yi Zhao, and Xin Zhang

Boston University

Tuesday Poster Session Materials

CREATION OF MONODISPERSED TWO-COLOR PARTICLES USING MICROCHANNELS

(3)

Takanori Takahashi, Youichi Takizawa, Takasi Nisisako, Toru Torii and Toshiro Higuchi

Soken Chemical &Engineering Co., Ltd and The University of Tokyo

SELECTIVE SURFACE MODIFICATION OF THE PERFLUORO POLYMER PASSIVATED PDMS MICROSTRUCTURE

(3)

Daisuke Uchida, Masaki Kanai, Takahiro Nishimoto and Shuichi Shoji

Waseda University, and Shimadzu Corporation

A WET CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR SPECIFIC CHANGE OF CONTACT ANGLE OF SU-8

(3)

Maria Nordström, Rodolphe Marie, Montserrat Calleja and Anja Boisen

Technical University of Denmark

DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD OF SURFACE MODIFICATION FOR MICROCHANNELS

(3)

Daiyu Okafuji, Hideaki Hisamoto, Masaharu Ueno and Takehiko Kitamori

The University of Tokyo, and Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology

DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW METHOD TO IMMOBILIZE CATALYSTS BY SURFACE MODIFICATION IN MICROSPACE

(3)

Yusuke Kobayashi, Masaharu Ueno, Shu Kobayashi and Takehiko Kitamori

The University of Tokyo and Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology

GOLD NANOPARTICLE-BASED DNA ANALYSES IN A POWER-FREE PDMS MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE

100

(3)

Kazuo Hosokawa, Kae Sato, and Mizuo Maeda

Bioengineering Laboratory

DLC-PDMS-HYBRID PATTERNING AND SURFACE TREATMENT

103

(3)

Tuuli Juvonen, Antti J. Soininen and Sarni Franssila

Helsinki University of Technology, and University of Helsinki

MICRO SCALE PATTERNING OF CELL AND PROTEIN NON-ADHESIVE PEO-LIKE COATINGS, DEPOSITED BY LOW FREQUENCY AC PLASMA POLYMERIZATION

106

(3)

S. Bouaidat, C. Berendsen, P. Thomsen, S.G. Pedersen, A. Wolff and J. Jonsmann

Scandinavian Micro Biodevices and Technical University of Denmark

SULFONIC ACID DERIVATIZED PDMS MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES EXHIBITING ENHANCED STABILITY AND ELECTROKINETIC PUMPING

109

(3)

Bin Wang, J. Hugh Horton and Richard D. Oleschuk

Queen's University

ELECTRICALLY TUNABLE, REPROGRAMMABLE PROTEIN PATTERNING USING FLUOROCARBON-POLYMER-COATED ELECTRODE PATTERNS

112

(3)

Amaya Frost, Chih-Ting Lin, Edgar Meyhofer and Katsuo Kurabayashi

University of Michigan

NEWLY DESIGNED BIOCOMPATIBLE POLYMERS HAVING PHOSPHOLIPID POLAR GROUP FOR ELECTRO-OSMOSIS PUMP ACTUATED CELL SORTER CHIP

115

(3)

Madoka Takai, Hiroyuki Onoda, Kazuhiko Ishihara, Yuzuru Takamura, and Yasuhiro Horiike

The University of Tokyo, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and National Institute of Materials Science

ULTRA THIN POLY(N-ISOPROPYLACRYLAMIDE) GRAFTED GEL FOR CELL ADHESION/DETACHMENT CONTROL BY TEMPERATURE CHANGE

118

(3)

Yoshikatsu Akiyama, Akihiko Kikuchi, Masayuki Yamato and Teruo Okano

Tokyo Women's Medical University, and Japan Science and Technology Agency

BIOCOMPATABILITY OF SURFACES FOR ANTIBODY MICROARRAYS: DESIGN OF MACROPOROUS SILICON SUBSTRATES

121

(3)

Cornelia Steinhauer, Anton Ressine, Gyorgy Marko-Varga, Thomas LaurelL, Carl A.K. Borrebaeck and Christer Wingren

Lund University

ELECTRICAL DETECTION OF KINASE ASSAY USING MULTI WALLED-CARBON NANOTUBE(MWCNT) NANOELECTRODE

124

(3)

Jae Shin Lee, Do Hyun Kim, Seok Jae Lee, Jong Pil Park, Tae Jung Park, Sang Yup Lee, Dae-Hwan Jung, Hee-Tae Jung, Jin Hee Kim, and Seong Ku Kwon

KAIST, Korea Research Institute of Standard and Science, and Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

A MICROFABRICATED SEGMENTED-FLOW REACTOR FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CADMIUM SELENIDE QUANTUM DOTS

127

(3)

Brian Yen, Axel Günther, Martina Thalmann, Moungi G. Bawendi, Klavs F. Jensen

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

PATTERNING OF SURFACE-CAPTURE ARCHITECTURES IN POLYMER-BASED MICROANALYTICAL DEVICES

130

(3)

Robin L. McCarley , Steven A. Soper , Michael C. Murphy, Suying Wei, Alison F. Smith, Bikas Vaidya and Juan Feng

Louisiana State University

A MICROFABRICATION USING VACUUM ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT FOR μ-TAS APPLICATIONS

133

(3)

Takatoki Yamamoto and Teruo Fujii

The University of Tokyo

Tuesday Session A Pumping

LONG-TERM STABILITY FOR FRIT-BASED EO PUMPS USING ION EXCHANGE MEMBRANES WITH CONTROLLED DIFFUSION LAYER WIDTHS

136

(3)

Anders Brask, Henrik Bruus, and Jörg P. Kutter

Technical University of Denmark

PRESSURE DRIVEN CONTINUOUS FLOW IN CLOSED-OPEN-CLOSED LIQUID MICROCHANNELS

139

(3)

Jessica Melin, Wouter van der Wijngaart, and Göran Stemme

Royal Institute of Technology

HYDRAULIC PUMPING DEVICES WITH SURFACE MODIFIED STRUCTURES

142

(3)

Debashis Dutta and J. Michael Ramsey

University of North Carolina

Tuesday Session B Protein Crystallization

A MICROFLUIDIC SYSTEM FOR SCREENING PROTEIN CRYSTALLIZATION CONDITIONS INSIDE NANOLITER DROPLETS WITH ON-CHIP X-RAY DIFFRACTION

145

(3)

Bo Zheng, L. Spencer Roach, Joshua D. Tice, Cory J. Gerdts, Delai Chen and Rustem F. Ismagilov

The University of Chicago

A DROPLET-BASED PROTEIN CRYSTALLIZATION DEVICE USING ELECTROSTATIC MICROMANIPULATION

148

(3)

Masaaki Hirano, Toru Torii, Toshiro Higuchi, and Hiroki Yamazaki

The University of Tokyo and Techno Medica Co., Ltd.

CRYSTALLIZATION OF PROTEINS BASED ON VAPOR DIFFUSION IN MICROFLUIDIC REACTOR ARRAY

151

(3)

Masumi Yamada, Chizuko Sasaki, Tetsu Isomura , and Minoru Seki

The University of Tokyo, Japan, Mitsubishi Chemical Group Science and Technology Research Center, Inc., Japan, Zoegene Corporation, and Osaka Prefecture University

Day 3 Wednesday, September 29,

2004

Plenary V

MICROREACTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIVER TISSUE ENGINEERING

154

(5)

Linda Griffith, Karel Domansky, Anand Sivaraman, Nathan C. Tedford, Rima A. Arnaout, and Donna B. Stolz

MIT and University of Pittsburgh Medical School

Wednesday Session A Cell Lysis

MICROFLUIDIC ARCHITECTURES FOR INTEGRATED CELL LYSIS, LYSATE DIALYSIS AND CELL STIMULUS

159

(3)

Simon Song, Petra Mela, Albert van den Berg, and Brian J. Kirby

Sandia National Laboratories, and University of Twente

ON-CHIP SINGLE CELL LYSIS INTEGRATED WITH MICRO-FLOW CYTOMETRY

162

(3)

Claus R. Poulsen and J. Michael Ramsey

University of North Carolina

ON-CHIP CELL LYSIS BY REAGENT SYNTHESIS FROM THE WORKING FLUID

165

(3)

Dino Di Carlo, Cristian Ionescu-Zanetti, Paul J. Hung, Yolanda Zhang and Luke P. Lee

University of California

Wednesday Session B Separation

NANOPARTICLES IN SEPARATION SCIENCE -APPLICATIONS IN CEC-MS, MALDI-MS, AND MOLECULAR RECOGNITION

168

(3)

Peter Viberg/Spegel, Jakob Nilsson, Curt T. Reimann, Christian Nilsson, Magnus Jornten-Karlsson, Patrik Petersson and Staffan Nilsson

Lund Institute of Technology, Lund University, and AstraZeneca R&D

POLYMERIC INSULATOR-BASED (ELECTRODELESS) DIELECTROPHORESIS (iDEP) FOR THE MONITORING OF WATER-BORNE PATHOGENS

171

(3)

Blake Simmons, Blanca Lapizco-Encinas, Renee Shediac, Johnathan Rachman, Jeffrey Chames, John Brazzle, Joseph Ceremuga, Gregory Fiechtner, Eric Cummings, and Yolanda Fintschenko

Sandia National Laboratories

A MICRO ACOUSTIC FIELD-FLOW FRACTIONATION SYSTEM (M-ACFFF) FOR NANO-SCALE SEPARATIONS

174

(3)

Thayne L. Edwards and A. Bruno Frazier

Georgia Institute of Technology

Wednesday Session A Gene Analysis

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY USING A HIGH-DENSITY MICROFLUIDIC ARRAY FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT PATCH CLAMP MEASUREMENTS

177

(3)

Cristian lonescu-Zanetti, Jeonggi Seo, and Luke P. Lee

University of California

A SILICON MICRO-SYSTEM FOR PARALLEL GENE TRANSFECTION INTO ARRAYED CELLS

180

(3)

A. Tixier-Mita, J. Jun, S. Ostrovidov, M. Chiral , M. Frenea, B. Le Pioufle, H. Fujita

The University of Tokyo, and BIOMIS, ENS Cachan Antenne Bretagne

AUTOMATED MEMS BASED FRUIT FLY EMBRYO INJECTION SYSTEM FOR GENOME-WIDE HIGH-THROUGHPUT RNAi SCREENS

183

(3)

Stefan Zappe, Matthew Fish, Matthew P. Scott and Olav Solgaard

Stanford University

Wednesday Session B NMR

NMR SPECTROSCOPY USING ARTIFICIAL VESICLES AS SAMPLE CONTAINERS ON THE SURFACE OF PLANAR MICROCOILS

186

(3)

K. Ehrmann, C. Massin, F. Vincent, P. Pascoal, P.-Y Bolinger, P.-A. Besse, H. Vogel and R.S. Popovic

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

NMR STUDIES ON MOLECULAR STRUCTURES AND DYNAMICS OF WATER CONFINED IN NANOCHANNELS

189

(3)

Takehiko Tsukahara, Akihide Hibara, and Takehiko Kitamori

The University of Tokyo and CREST

REAL-TIME MONITORING OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS INSIDE A MICRO NMR CHIP

192

(3)

Henk Wensink, Fernando Benito Lopez, Dorothee C. Hermes, Willem Verboom, David N. Reinhoudt, Albert van den Berg

University of Twente

Wednesday Plenary VI

A SPINNING-DISK INTERFEROMETRY DETECTION SYSTEM FOR MONITORING ANTIGEN:ANTIBODY COMPLEX FORMATION ON PROTEIN ARRAYS

195

(6)

Manoj M. Varma, Halina D. Inerowicz, Fred E. Regnier, David D. Nolte

Purdue University

Wednesday Poster Session Applications III

MICROFLUIDIC SPOTTING CHIP FOR LABEL-FREE PROTEIN MICROARRAYS

201

(3)

Eric Flaim and D. Jed Harrison

University of Alberta

INTEGRATED SAMPLE PURIFICATION IN EWOD-MALDI-MS

204

(3)

Aaron R. Wheeler, Hyejin Moon, Chang-Jin "CJ" Kim, Joseph A. Loo and Robin L. Garrell

University of California

A MICRO-AEROTAXIS DEVICE FOR STUDYING OXYGEN RESPONSE IN CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANS

207

(3)

Hang Lu, Jesse M. Gray, David S. Karow, Andy J. Chang, Michael A. Marletta, and Cornelia I. Bargmann

University of California, and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab

EFFECT OF ELECTROOSMOTIC FLOW IN NANOPILLAR CHIPS ON DNA SEPARATION: EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS AND NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS

210

(3)

Noritada Kaji, Yojiro Tezuka, Yuzuru Takamura, Takahiro Nishimoto, Hiroaki Nakanishi, Yasuhiro Horiike and Yoshinobu Baba

The University of Tokushima, CREST, The University of Tokyo, Shimadzu Corporation and National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

COMBINED ERYTHROCYTE DEFORMABILITY TEST BY SINGLE CELL MARCHING MICROSTRUCTURE AND OPTICAL TRAPPING

213

(3)

Won Gu Lee, Junha Park, Chanil Chung, Dong Chul Han, and Jun Keun Chang

Seoul National University, and Digital Bio Technology, Co.

AN ULTRA-FAST IMMUNOASSAY IN PROTEIN LAB-ON-A-CHIPS ON CYCLIC OLEFIN COPOLYMER (COC)

216

(3)

Junhai Kai, Shilpa Thati, Aniruddha Puntambaker and Chong H. Ahn

University of Cincinnati, and Siloam Biosciences LLC

ON-CHIP IMMUNOASSAY FOR TETANUS TOXIN ANTIBODY USING UV-INITIATED POLYACRYLAMIDE GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

219

(3)

Amy E. Herr, Daniel J. Throckmorton and Anup K. Singh

Sandia National Laboratories

HIGH-THROUGHPUT BIO-MOLECULE DETECTION USING MICROBEAD-BASED ASSAY WITH QUANTUM DOT FLUORESCENCE IN A MICROFLUIDIC CHIP

222

(3)

Kwang-Seok Yun, Dohoon Lee, Min Soo Kim, Hak-Sung Kim, Gyun Min Lee and Euisik Yoon

KAIST

REGULATED CULTURE AND ASSAYS OF CELLS USING BRAILLE DISPLAYS

225

(3)

Wei Gu, Xiaoyue Zhu, Nobuyuki Futai, Jonathon W. Song and Shuichi Takayama

University of Michigan

SIMPLE, STRONG, SIZE-SELECTIVE DIELECTROPHORETIC TRAPS FOR SINGLE-CELL PATTERNING

228

(3)

Adam Rosenthal and Joel Voldman

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A MICROCHEMOSTAT - CONTINUOUS CELL CULTURE IN MICROBIOREACTORS

231

(3)

Z. Zhang, P. Boccazzi, H.-G. Choi, N. Szita, A.J. Sinskey, K.F. Jensen

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

HYDRODYNAMIC FABRICATION OF FUNCTIONAL BEADS AND APPLICATION TO MICROREACTOR

234

(3)

JeongYun Kim, WonJe Jeong, GiHun Seonge, JaeBum Choo, David. J. Beebe, and SangHoon Lee

Dankook University, Hanyang University, University of Wisconsin, and University of Cambridge

FABRICATION OF A NOVEL CELL ARRAY ON ULTRA THIN HYDROPHILIC POLYMER GRAFTED GEL BY UTILIZING UV EXCIMER LASER

237

(3)

Yoshikatsu Akiyama, Shintaroh Iwanaga, Masayuki Yamato, Akihiko Kikuchi, Kiyotaka Sakai and Teruo Okano

Tokyo Women's Medical University, Waseda University, and CREST

HYDROGEL BASED ENVIRONMENTS FOR BIOMOLECULAR INTERACTION STUDIES

240

(3)

Jaisree Moorthy, Veit Bergendahl, Richard R. Burgess, David J. Beebe

University of Wisconsin, Madison

AN IMMUNOASSAY CHIP USING THE ELECTROSTATIC DROPLET MANIPULATION TECHNIQUE

243

(3)

Miyuki Okada, Toru Torii and Toshiro Higuchi

The University of Tokyo

PLANAR LIPID BILAYER CHIP FOR ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF MEMBRANE PROTEINS

246

(3)

Niroaki Suzuki, Kazuhito Tabata, Yasuyuki Kato-Yamada,Hiroyuki Noji, and Shoji Takeuchi

The University of Tokyo

FINE PATTERNING OF PROTEIN WITH PARYLENE SHEET

249

(3)

Kyoko Atsuta, Hiroaki Suzuki and Shoji Takeuchi

The University of Tokyo, and Yamazaki Baking Co., Ltd.

SUSPENDED, POROUS CELLULOSE ACETATE MEMBRANES FOR MICRODIALYSIS USE

252

(3)

George C Lopez, Gary K Fedder

Carnegie Mellon University

ON-CHIP ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING COUPLED TOMICRO LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY IN BLOOD PROTEOMICS

255

(3)

Man Ho Choi, Ying-Chih Wang, John S. Wishnok, Steven R. Tannenbaum and Jongyoon Han

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

LASER BASED DISRUPTION OF BACILLUS SPORES ON A MICROCHIP

258

(3)

Oliver Hofmann, Kirk Murray, Alan-Shaun Wilkinson, Timothy Cox, Andreas Manz

Imperial College London, Porton Down, QinetiQ

CULTIVATION OF COS7-CELLS USING EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX IN 3D MICROFLUIDIC SURFACE ENLARGED STRUCTURE

261

(3)

Thomas Frisk, Susanna Rydholm, Helene Andersson, Hjalmar Brismar, Göran Stemme

KTH

MICROARRAYS BASED ON AFFINITY-TAGGED SCFV ANTIBODIES: SENSITIVE DETECTION OF ANALYTE IN COMPLEX PROTEOMES

264

(3)

Christer Wingren, Cornelia Steinhauer, Johan Ingvarsson, Erik Persson, Katrin Larsson, and Carl A.K. Borrebaeck

Lund University, and Biolnvent International

MICROREACTORS FOR SELECTIVE ORGANIC REACTIONS

267

(3)

Mohammed Kajjout, Christian Rolando and Séverine Le Gac

Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille

MICROFLUIDIC CELL IMMERSION ON-CHIP CELL VIABILITY TEST

270

(3)

Urban Seger, Shady Gawad, Marc Tonteling, Robert Johann, Horst Vogel, and Philippe Renaud

EPFL

A FULLY AUTOMATED SAMPLE-PREPARATION CARTRIDGE FOR GENEEXPRESSION BASED DIAGNOSTICS

273

(3)

Ralf Lenigk, Robin Liu, Chris Gooden, Jianing Yang, Michael Bittner, Jeffrey Trent and Frederic Zenhausern

Arizona State University, Translational Genomics Research Institute, and Nanobiomics Inc.

RAPID CELL STIMULUS AND LYSIS IN SEGMENTED FLOW

276

(3)

Jamil El-Ali, Suzanne Gaudet and Klavs F. Jensen

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

BIOLUMINESCENCE FROM BACTERIAL REPORTER STRAINS IN A MICROBIOREACTOR

279

(3)

Andrea Zanzotto, Paolo Boccazzi, Tina K. Van Dyk, Anthony J. Sinskey, Klavs F. Jensen

Massachusetts Institute of Technology and DuPont Company

COMPARTMENTALIZED MICROFLUIDIC LUNG EPITHELIAL CELL CULTURE DEVICE FOR PULMONARY MECHANOTRANSDUCTION STUDIES

282

(3)

Dongeun Huh, Yoko Kamotani, James B. Grotberg, Shuichi Takayama

University of Michigan

A NEW DESIGN FOR A FULLY CONTROLLED HIGH-THROUGHPUT POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTOR FOR RARE CARCINOGENIC CELL DISCOVERY

285

(3)

Mark Davies, Tara Dalton, Ronan Grimes

University of Limerick

DEVELOPMENT OF A MICROFABRICATED DEVICE FOR FORENSIC DNA ANALYSIS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT EVIDENCE: INTEGRATION OF CELL SEPARATION AND DNA EXTRACTION

288

(3)

Katie M. Horsman, Susan L.R. Barker, Joan M. Bien venue, Jessica C. Voorhees, Kiev Blaiser, Benjamin Schroeder, Katherine A. Koen, Greg Weingart, James P. Landers, and Jerome P. Ferrance

University of Virginia

PHOSPHOPEPTIDE ENRICHMENT ON A MICROCHIP INTEGRATED WITH MASS SPECTROMETRY

291

(3)

Guihua Yue, Catherine J. Balchunas, Erin Jeffery, Joshua Coon, James P. Landers and Jerome P. Ferrance

University of Virginia

AUTOMATED EXTRACTION AND PURIFICATION DEVICE OF DNA FROM CELLS EMPLOYING ELECTRIC AND HYDRO DRAG FORCE FIELD

294

(3)

Kouji Yuhki, Yuichi Tomizawa, Yasutaka Morita, Eiichi Tamiya, and Yuzuru Takamura

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

HIGH-THROUGHPUT POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION - CAPILLARY ARRAY ELECTROPHORESIS (PCR-CAE) MICROCHIP

297

(3)

Chung N. Liu, Nicholas M. Toriello, Roya Maboudian and Richard A. Mathies

University of California

NON-CONTACT TEMPERATURE CONTROL OF MULTIPLEX PCR IN NANOLITER VOLUMES ON MICROCHIPS

300

(3)

Christopher J Easley, Lindsay A. Legendre, Spencer R. Allen, Jerome P. Ferrance, James P. Landers

University of Virginia

GENOTYPING BY DYNAMIC HEATING OF MONOLAYERED BEADS ON A M ICROHEATER SURFACE

303

(3)

Aman Russom, Sjoerd Haasl, Anna Ohlander, Torsten Mayr, Anthony J. Brookes, Helene Andersson and Göran Stemme

Royal Institute of Technology, and Karolinska Institute

A DISPOSABLE MICROBIAL SENSOR FOR RAPID BOD MEASUREMENT

306

(3)

Mehta Anjum, Halakatti Shekhar, Seung H. Hyun, Hyoung J. Cho

University of Central Florida

SCREENING OF A NOVEL NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR USING MICRO ARRAY CELL-BASED CHIP AND ITS RESPONSE ON PC12 CELLS NEUROSIGNALING PATHWAY

309

(3)

Yoshinori Akagi, Sathuluri Ramachandra Rao, Yasutaka Morita, Yuzuru Takamura and Eiichi Tamiya

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

SEPARATION OF SATELLITE DROPLETS USING BRANCH MICROCHANNEL CONFIGURATION

312

(3)

Takasi Nisisako, Toru Torii and Toshiro Higuchi

The University of Tokyo

DRUG RESPONSE ASSAY ON MICROCHIPS USING HUMAN HEPATOMA CELLS

315

(3)

Yuki Tanaka, Kiichi Sato, Masayuki Yamato, Teruo Okano, Takehiko Kitamori

The University of Tokyo; Japan Science and Technology Agency, Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology (KAST); and Tokyo Women's Medical University

ANALYSIS OF PEPTIDES USING AN INTEGRATED MICROCHIP HPLC-MS/MS SYSTEM

318

(3)

David S. Reichmuth, Gabriela S. Chirica, Brian J. Kirby

Sandia National Laboratories

RAPID AND COMPLETE SOLUBILIZATION OF BACILLUS SPORES USING A FLOW THROUGH THERMOLYSER FOR AUTOMATED SAMPLE PREPARATION

321

(3)

Kyle W. Hukari, Kamlesh Patel, Ronald F. Renzi, Jay A.A. West

Sandia National Laboratories

DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF THE ELECTROPORATION MICROCHIP FOR TRANSGENIC ZEBRAFISHES UTILIZING GENES AND QUANTUM DOTS

324

(3)

Kai-Chun Su and Yu-Cheng Lin

National Cheng Kung University

BIOASSAYS ON ULTRASONICALLY TRAPPED MICROBEAD CLUSTERS IN MICROFLUIDIC SYSTEMS

327

(3)

Tobias Lilliehorn, Mikael Nilsson, Linda Johanson, Urban Simu, Monica Almgvist, Stefan Johansson, Thomas Laurell and Johan Nilsson

Uppsala University, and Lund University

ACOUSTIC PARTICLE SIZING IN MICROCHANNELS BY MEANS OF ULTRASONIC FREQUENCY SWITCHING

330

(3)

Carl Siversson, Filip Petersson, Andreas Nilsson, Thomas Laurell

Lund University

Wednesday Poster Session MEMS Technology II

THREE DIMENSIONAL MICRO MACHINING OF SU-8 AND APPLICATION FOR PDMS MICRO CAPILLARIES

333

(3)

Ryotaro Mori, Kei Hanai and Yoshinori Matsumoto

Keio University

PIPETTE-LIKE MICRO THERMO-PNEUMATIC PUMP FOR BIOCHEMICAL MICROSENSOR

336

(3)

Wan Ho Song, Henry Baltes and Jan Lichtenberg

Physical Electronics Laboratory

FABRICATION OF 3D SU-8 TIPS FOR ELECTROSPRAY IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY

339

(3)

Santeri Tuomikoski, Tiina Sikanen, Risto Kostiainen, Tapio Kotiaho, Sami Franssila

Helsinki University of Technology and University of Helsinki

SLIDING MICRO VALVE INJECTION DEVICE FOR QUANTITATIVE NANO LITER VOLUME

342

(3)

Masahiro Kuwata, Tomohiko Kawakami, Keisuke Morishima, Yuji Murakami, Hajime Sudo, Yoshikazu Yoshida, Takehiko Kitamori

The Research Association of Micro Chemical Process Technology, Toshiba Corporation, and The University of Tokyo

ENZYME-BASED BIOMEMS FOR ULTRA LOW FLOW RATE MEASUREMENT

345

(3)

Uwe Herberth, Gerhard Jobst, Isabella Moser, Gerald A. Urban

Albert-Ludwigs-University and GmbH

μTAS WITH INTEGRATED OPTICAL TRANSDUCERS

348

(3)

S. Balslev, B. Bilenberg, O. Geschke, A.M. Jorgensen, A. Kristensen, J.P. Kutter, K.B. Mogensen, and D. Snakenborg

Technical University of Denmark

LOW-COST, CHEMICALLY RESISTANT MICROREACTORS FABRICATED BY LASER MICROMACHINING IN STAINLESS STEEL

351

(3)

Jan Lichtenberg and Henry Baltes

Physical Electronics Laboratory

ADHESIVE BONDING METHODS FOR POLYMER MICROTAS COMPONENTS

354

(3)

Peter Friis, Elisabeth K. Stor2, Karsten Hoppe and Jakob Janting

DELTA Danish Electronics

VACUUM CASTING OF LOW-COST POLYMER MICROSTRUCTURES FOR BIO-CHEMICAL MICROSYSTEMS APPLICATIONS

357

(3)

Matthieu Denoual, Stéphane Prioux, Yann Macé, Pascal Mognol, and Bruno LePioufle

Biomis-SATIE ENS-Cachan antenne de Bretagne, STMicroelectronics, and IRCCyN

A NOVEL FABRICATION MEHTOD FOR MICRONEEDLE ARRAY

360

(3)

Sang Jun Moon and Seung S. Lee

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

3D POLYMER MICROSTRUCTURES BY LAMINATING SU-8 FILMS

363

(3)

Jochen Kieninger, Gerhard Jobst, Günter Igel, Isabella Moser and Gerald Urban

Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat and Jobst Technologies GmbH

PDMS/ALUMINA NANOCOMPOSITE FOR CERAMIC MICROCOMPONENTS AND MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES

366

(3)

Stefan Metz, Arnaud Bertsch and Philippe Renaud

Advanced Circuit Technology and Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

SOLID POLYMER DYE LASER BASED ON A SINGLE MODE SU-8 PLANAR WAVEGUIDE

369

(3)

Daniel Nilsson, Søren Balslev, and Anders Kristensen

Technical University of Denmark

CYCLIC OLEFIN COPOLYMER (COC/TOPAS®) - AN EXCEPTIONAL MATERIAL FOR EXCEPTIONAL LAB-ON-A-CHIP SYSTEMS

372

(3)

Frederik Bundgaard, Theodor Nielsen, Daniel Nilsson, Peixiong Shi, Gerardo Perozziello, Anders Kristensen, and Oliver Geschke

Technical University of Denmark

MICROFLUIDIC DYE LASER WITH COMPACT, LOW-COST LIQUID DYE DISPENSER

375

(3)

Soren Balslev, Niclas Roxhed, Patrick Griss, Göran Stemme, Anders Kristensen

Technical University of Denmark, and Royal Institute of Technology

SURFACE TENSION DRIVEN SHAPING OF ADHESIVE MICROFLUIDIC CHANNEL WALLS

378

(3)

Jakob Janting, Elisabeth K. Storm and Oliver Geschke

DELTA Danish Electronics Light & Acoustics, Oticon A/S, and Technical University of Denmark

3-DIMENSIONAL NANO VOLUME PDMS MICROREACTOR EQUIPPED WITH PNEUMATICALLY-ACTUATED IN-CHANNEL MEMBRANE VALVES

381

(3)

Takahiro Arakawa, Jeung Sang Go, Eun Ho Jeong, Shu Kawakami, Kouji Takenaka, Masahiro Mori and Shuichi Shoji

Waseda University, and Pusan National University

MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES INTEGRATED WITH PERMALLOY MICROPATTERNS FOR BEAD-BASED ASSAY

384

(3)

Naoaki Ichikawa, Yoshinori Katsuyama, Yukio Nagasaki and Takanori Ichiki

Toyo University, Tokyo Univ. of Science, and Japan Science and Technology Agency

FORMATION OF UNIFORM SIZE LIPOSOMES USING A PDMS BASED MICROMOLD

387

(3)

Ph. Coquet, G. Tresset, S. Takeuchi, H. Fujita

University of Tokyo

DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION OF OPTICALLY ENCODED MICROBEADS IN MICROFLUIDIC SYSTEMS

390

(3)

Daniel Hoffmann, Des Brennan, Peter O'Brien, Michael Loughran and Gabriel Crean

University College Cork

AUTOMATION OF THE PATCH CLAMP TECHNIQUE

393

(2)

R. Vestergaard, J.Kutchinsky, S.Pedersen, R.Taboryski, C. Sørensen, R. Schrøder, T. Ljungstrøm, S. Friis, K.Krzywowski, M. Asmild, R. Jacobsen, N. Helix, M. Bech, J. Christensen, S. Dubeau, N. Willumsen, N. Hansen, D. Nielsen, T. Freltoft

Sophion Bioscience A/S.

ALUMINUM ANODIZING PROCESS CHARACTERIZATION FOR DNA ATTACHMENT AND ELECTRICAL DETECTION

395

(3)

L. Moreno-Hagelsieb, B. Foultier, G. Laurent, C. Poleunis, P. Bertrand, J.P. Raskin, J. Remacle, D. Flandre

Université catholique de Louvain, and Universitaires Notre-Dame de la Paix

MICRO-SAMPLING FOR ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION - SENSING TRANSDERMALLY USING ARRAY TECHNOLOGIES

398

(3)

A.P. Gadre, Y.N. Srivastava, N. Ganesan, J. Holeman, J.F. Currie, and M. Paranjape

Georgetown University, Holeman Scientific, and Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

HIGH IGH ASPECT RATIO PARYLENE ETCHING FOR MICROFLUIDICS AND BIOMEMS

401

(3)

Ellis Meng, Seiji Aoyagi, and Yu-Chong Tai

University of California, Kansai University, and California Institute of Technology

AIRFLOW MEMS ARRAY CONVEYOR WHICH PROVIDE CLEAN AND CONTACT-FREE MANIPULATIONS FOR MICROTAS

404

(3)

Yamato Fukuta, Yves-André Chapuis, Yoshio Mita and Hiroyuki Fujita

The University of Tokyo

A POLYMER-BASED MICROROBOTIC WORKSTATION FOR SINGLE CELL MANIPULATION

407

(3)

Nikolas Chronis and Luke P. Lee

University of California

HIGH THROUGHPUT BONDING TECHNIQUE OF PYREX CHIP USING HOT PRESSING

410

(3)

Keisuke Morishima, Yoshitake Akiyama, Manabu Tokeshi and Takehiko Kitamori

Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology, Institute of Microchemical Technology, and The University of Tokyo

A HIGH PRECISION SELF-ASSEMBLY TECHNIQUE FOR MULTILAYER POLYMER LAB-ON-A-CHIPS

413

(3)

Se Hwan Lee, Jungyoup Han, Dong Sung Kim, Tai Hun Kwon, Chul Jin Hwang, Young Moo Heo, and Chong H. Ahn

University of Cincinnati. Pohang University of Science and Technology and Korea Institute of Industrial Technology

A FUNCTIONALLY DYNAMIC MICROCHAMBER WITH RAPID MIXING AND REACTION CAPABILITIES FOR MAGNETIC BEAD-BASED IMMUNOASSAY

416

(3)

Jaephil Do and Chong H. Ahn

University of Cincinnati

Wednesday Poster Session Detection Techniques

PARTICLE DISCRIMINATION WITH AN IMPROVED PROJECTION CYTO M E TER

419

(3)

J.H. Nieuwenhuis, P. Svasek, P.M. Sarro, M.J. Vellekoop

Vienna University of Technology, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Biomedical icrotechnology, and Delft University of Technology

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE PHOTOIONIZATION WITH A MICROCHIP EATED NEBULIZER

422

(3)

Tiina Kauppila, Pekka Östman, Seppo Marttila, Raimo Ketola, Tapio Kotiaho, Sami Franssila, Risto Kostiainen

University of Helsinki, and Helsinki University of Technology

NANO-POROUS SENSOR ELECTRODE ARRAYS FABRICATED BY NANOSPHERE LITHOGRAPHY

425

(3)

Peter Schomann, Julian Gonska, Dieter Martin, Wilfried Nisch, Martin Stelzle

Universität Tübingen

AN ADVANCED MICROCHIP WITH ORGANIC LIGHT EMITTING DIODE INTEGRATED ON A MICROCHANNEL FOR APPLICATIONS IN THE FLUORESCENCE DETECTION

428

(3)

Ju-Hwan Kim, Kyeong-Sik Shin, Kyeong-Kap Paek, Young-Hwan Kim, Young-Min Kim, Yong-Kook Kim, Tae-Song Kim, Ji-Yoon Kang, Eun-Gyeong Yang, Sang-Sig Kim and Byeong-Kwon Ju

Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Daejin University, and Korea University

HIGH FREQUENCY IMPEDANCE BIOSENSORS FOR MARKER-FREE ANALYTICAL MEASUREMENTS

431

(3)

Markus Löhndorf Antonio Malavé, Stefan Glass, Ivan Stoyanov and Michael Tewes

Center of Advanced European Studies and Research

INDIVIDUAL NANO-PARTICLES DETECTION ON MICROCHIP BY THERMAL LENS MICROSCOPE

434

(3)

Kazuma Mawatari, Shinichiro Hiki, Akihide Hibara, Manabu Tokeshi, Takehiko Kitamori

Japan Science and Technology Agency, Institute of Microchemical Technology, The University of Tokyo, and Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology

MICROCHIP ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE CHEMICAL IONISATION-MASS SPECTROMETRY

437

(3)

Pekka Östman, Seppo Marttila, Tapio Kotiaho, Sami Franssila, Risto Kostiainen

University of Helsinki, and Helsinki University of Technology

FABRICATION OF pH CMOS IMAGE SENSOR FOR CHEMICAL REACTION IMAGING

440

(3)

Takeshi Hizawa, Kazuaki Sawada, Hidekuni Takao, Makoto Ishida

Toyohashi University of Technology

A MICRO CYTOMETER WITH MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED OPTICAL DETECTORS BASED ON AMORPHOUS SILICON

443

(3)

H. Schäfer, K. Seibel, M. Walder, L. Schöler, T. Pletzer, M. Waidelich, H. Ihmels, M. Schmittel, D. Ehrhardt and M. Böhm

University of Siegen

PHASE-SHIFT FIBER-LOOP RING-DOWN SPECTROSCOPY

446

(3)

Zhaoguo Tong, Alexander Wright, Theresa McCormick, Nick Trefiak, Jack Barnes, and Hans-Peter Loock

Queen's University

DEVELOPMENT OF A LASER INDUCED NATIVE FLUORESCENCE DETECTION SCHEME FOR PEPTIDES AND PROTEINS ON MICROCHIP

449

(3)

Kowlasar Misir and D. Jed Harrison

University of Alberta

ON-CHIP THERMAL LENS DETECTION SYSTEM

452

(3)

Yoshinori Matsuoka, Yoshikazu Yoshida, Manabu Tokeshi, Akihiko Hattori, Takashi Fukuzawa, Jun Yamaguchi, Kenji Uchiyama, Takehiko Kitamori

The Research Association of Micro Chemical Process Technology, Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd., and The University of Tokyo

ABSORPTION DETECTION ON GLASS MICROCHIP WITH REFLECTIVE LAYER COATING FOR PORTABLE BTX MEASUREMENTS

455

(3)

S. Camou, Y. Ueno, A. Tate and O. Niwa

NTT Microsystem Integration Laboratories

A MONOLITHIC POLYMER-OPTICS NETWORK FOR TIR-BASED FLUORESCENCE SENSING

458

(3)

Shr-Hau Huang, Yu-Jie Huang, and Fan-Gang Tseng

National Tsing Hua University

INTEGRATED LOW-COST LEAKY WAVGUIDE SENSOR FOR μ-TAS APPLICATIONS

461

(3)

Mohammed Zourob, Stephan Mohr, Peter R. Fielden and Nicholas J. Goddard.

UMIST

MICRO-SYNTHESIS AND INTERFACE MICROCHIP FOR NMR SPECTROSCOPY

464

(3)

Yutaka Takahashi, Ryo Sakai, Ryoji Tanaka, Hiroto Suematsu, Hiroaki Utsumi, Yoshikazu Yoshida and Takehiko Kitamori

The Research Association of Micro Chemical Process Technology, JEOL Ltd., and The University of Tokyo

PARALLEL ABSORBANCE DETECTION USING HOT EMBOSSED ELEVATED OPTICAL ELEMENTS

467

(3)

John P Hulme and Yuji Miyahara

National Institute for Materials Science

THE APPLICATION OF RESPONSE SURFACES FOR OPTIMIZATION OF SERRS DETECTION IN A MICRO-FLUIDIC DEVICE

470

(3)

Gillian M. Greenway, Dean A. Moore and Anthony D. Walmsley

University of Hull

FABRICATION OF MICRO SCANNING SYSTEM FOR FLUORESCENCE DETECTION OF PROTEIN PATTERNS

473

(3)

Kook-Nyung Lee, Yun-Ho Jang, Sei-Hwan Jung, Jaeho Choi, Yong-Kweon Kim, Hoseong Kim, Yoon-Sik Lee

Seoul National University and Chung Ang University

TEMPERATURE CONTROLLABLE TRYPSIN DIGESTION MICROCHIP FOR MASS SPECTROMETRY

476

(3)

Tae Seok Sim, Eun-Mi Kim, Hwang-soo Joo, Dae Weon Kim, Kook-Nyung Lee, Yong Hyup Kim, Byung Gee Kim and Yong-Kweon Kim

Seoul National University

SELF-RESHAPABLE AND OPHIOCOMA-LIKE MICRO OPTICAL ARRAY FOR PROTEIN MICRO ARRAY DETECTION IN PARALLEL

479

(3)

Kuo- Yung Hung, Chang-Wei Chen, Fan-Gang Tseng, Hwai-Pwu Chou, and Ching-Chang Chieng

National Tsing Hua University

SU-8 CANTILEVER STRAIN SENSOR WITH INTEGRATED READOUT BASED ON A PIEZORESISTIVE SU-8/CARBON BLACK COMPOSITE

482

(3)

L. Gammelgaard, P. Rasmussen, M. Calleja, A. Boisen

Technical University of Denmark

DNA HYBRIDIZATION DETECTED BY CANTILEVER-BASED SENSOR WITH INTEGRATED PIEZORESISTIVE READ-OUT

485

(3)

Rodolphe Marie, Jacob Thaysen, Claus B.V. Christensen and Anja Boisen

Technical University of Denmark

SU-8 CANTILEVER SENSOR WITH INTEGRATED READ-OUT

488

(3)

A. Johansson, M. Calleja, P.Rasmussen, R. Marie, A. Boisen

Technical University of Denmark

NOVEL FILTER LESS FLUORESCENCE DETECTION SENSOR ARRAY FOR DNA MICRO CHIP

491

(3)

Yuuki Maruyama, Kazuaki Sawada, Hidekuni Takao, Makoto Ishida

Toyohashi University of Technology

ARRAY OF PLANAR CAPACITIVE SENSORS AS A MEDIA DETECTOR IN MICROFLUIDIC SYSTEM

494

(3)

Jerzy Weremczuk, Michal Chudy, Artur Dybko, Romuald Beck, Zbigniew Brzozka and Ryszard Jachowicz

Warsaw University of Technology

SHEATHLESS ELECTROSPRAY IONIZATION WITH INTEGRATED METAL EMITTER ON MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE

497

(3)

Min-Su Kim, Hwang-soo Joo, Kook-Nyung Lee, Byung-Gee Kim and Yong-Kweon Kim

Seoul National University

NANOSPRAY EMITTERS USING POROUS POLYMER MONOLITHS (PPMS): A STEP TOWARDS A ROBUST MICROFLUIDIC-MS INTERFACE

500

(3)

Terry Koerner, Kierra Turck, Laurie Brown and Richard D. Oleschuk

Queen's University

INTERFACING MICROFLUIDICS TO MASS SPECTROMETRY VIA ELECTROSPRAY DEPOSITION AND MALDI-MS

503

(3)

Ying-Xin Wang, Yi Zhou, Jon W. Cooper, Cheng S. Lee and Don L. DeVoe

University of Maryland, and Calibrant Biosystems

INTEGRATED OPTICAL DETECTION FOR MICROFLUIDIC SYSTEMS USING THIN-FILM POLYMER LIGHT EMITTING DIODES AND ORGANIC PHOTODIODES

506

(3)

Oliver Hofmann, Paul Miller, John C. deMello, Donal D.C. Bradley & Andrew J. deMello

Molecular Vision Ltd., and Imperial College London

BATTERY-OPERATED MICRO PLASMA DEVICES (MPDs)

509

(3)

Vassili Karanassios, Andrea T. Smith and Kara Johnson

University of Waterloo

ELECTROCHEMICALLY ADDRESSED BIOMOLECULES ONTO AU μ-ARRAY IN A CONTINUOUS FLOW μ-CHAMBER

512

(3)

J.Maly, M.Ilie, V.Foglietti, E. Cianci, A. Minotti, B.Lanza, L. Nardi, A. Masci, W. Vastarella, R.Pilloton

University of J.E.Purkyne, ENEA, University Politehnica,and CNR

NOVEL MICROFABRICATED NANO-ESI INTERFACES TO BE INTEGRATED ONTO A MICROSYSTEM

515

(3)

Steve Arscott, Séverine Le Gac, Christian Rolando

Institut d 'Electronique de Microélectronique et de Nanotechnologie and Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille

MICROMACHINED SILICON DIFFRACTIVE OPTICAL FORCE ENCODERS: PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS IN BIOLOGY

518

(3)

Xiaojing Zhang, Stefan Zappe, Chung-Chu Chen, Matthew P. Scott and Olav Solgaard

Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University

A GIANT MAGNETORESISTIVE (GMR) SENSOR ARRAY FOR MICROFLUIDIC MAGNETOCYTOMETRY

521

(3)

Naga S. Korivi and Jin-Woo Choi

Louisiana State University

MICROCHIP FOR TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT DIELECTRIC SPECTROSCOPY OF BIOMOLECULAR REACTIONS

524

(3)

Kenneth Castelino, Velko Milanovic, Daniel McCormick, Norman Tien, and Arun Majumdar

University. of California

SHEATH-FLOW SUPPORT FOR HIGH-SENSITIVITY END-COLUMN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION IN MICRODEVICES

527

(3)

Charles A. Emrich, Peter Ertl, Pankaj Singhal and Richard A. Mathies

University of California

SYNCHROTRON RADIATION FOR ON-CHIP MID-IR DETECTION AT THE DIFFRACTION LIMIT

530

(3)

Nina Kaun, Stephan Kulka, Josefa R. Baena, Ulrich Schade, Michiel Vellekoop, Ersilia De Lorenzi and Bernhard Lendl

Vienna University of Technology, University of Córdoba, Besssy II, and University of Pavia

Wednesday Session A Two-Phase Systems

FACTORY ON A CHIP FOR THE HYDRODYNAMIC FABRICATION OF MICRO SCALE FIBERS AND TUBES

533

(3)

WonJe Jeong, Glennys Mensing, SangHoon Lee, and David. J. Beebe

Dankook University, and University of Wisconsin

DROPLET SORTING BY SIZE IN MICROFLUIDIC CHANNELS

536

(3)

Yung-Chieh Tan and Abraham Philip Lee

University of California Irvine

CONTROLLED DROPLET FUSION IN MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES

539

(3)

Lung-Hsin Hung, Wei-Yu Tseng, Kyung Choi, Yung-Chieh Tana, Kenneth J. Shea, and Abraham P. Lee

University of California at Irvine

Wednesday Session B Coupling to MS

MULTIDIMENSIONAL CHROMATOGRAPHY AND DIGESTION USING HPLC-CHIP/MS

542

(3)

Kevin Killeen, Hongfeng Yin, Reid Brennen and Tom van de Goor

Agilent Technologies Inc

COUPLING OF SEPARATION AND DIGESTION OF PROTEINS IN A PDMS DEVICE FOR MASS SPECTROMETRY ANALYSIS

545

(3)

Edouard Brunet, Arash Dodge, Suelin Chen, Jacques Goulpeau, Valerie Labas, Nicolas Royer, Joelle Vinh, Patrick Tabeling

Microfluidics laboratory, and Neurobiology and cellular diversity laboratory

INTEGRATED SELECTIVE ENRICHMENT TARGET (ISET) - A GENERIC MICROFABRICATED SAMPLE PREPARATION DEVICE

548

(3)

Simon Ekström, Thomas Laurell, Johan Nilsson, György Marko-Varga and Lars Wallman

Lund University, and Molecular Science

Day 4 Thursday, September 30, 2004

Thursday Session A Cell Culture II

A NOVEL MICROFLUIDIC PLATFORM DESIGN COMBINING ACTUATORS, CELL CULTURE AND SENSITIVE FLUORESCENCE DETECTION WITH DISPOSABLE MICROCHIPS

551

(3)

Jonas Melin, Henrik Johansson, Ola Söderberg, Fredrik Nikolajeff, Mats Nilsson, Ulf Landegren and Jonas Jarvius

Ångstrom laboratory, and University of Uppsala

CELL MONITORING SYSTEM WITH MULTIPARAMETRIC CMOS SENSORCHIPS

554

(3)

W.H. Baumann, E. Schreiber, G. Krause, A. Podssun, S. Homma, R. Schrott, R. Ehret, I. Freund and M. Lehmann

Rostock University, BIONAS GmbH, and MICRONAS GmbH

LIVING CELL GENE EXPRESSION ASSAYS IN A MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE

557

(3)

Kevin R. King, Deanna M. Thompson and Kenneth J. Wieder, Mehmet Toner, Martin L. Yarmush, and Arul Jayaraman

MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital

Thursday Session B Analysis

RESOLUTION OPTIMIZATION WITH CHIRAL TEMPERATURE GRADIENT FOCUSING

560

(3)

Karin M. Balss, Wyatt N. Vreeland, Karen W. Phinney, and David Ross

National Institute of Standards and Technology

ARTIFICIAL PORES FOR PERFORMING IMMUNOASSAYS

563

(3)

Ian H. Chan, Andrea Carbonaro and Lydia L. Sohn

University of California

MULTI-LAYER MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES FOR AMINO ACID ANALYSIS: THE MARS ORGANIC ANALYZER

566

(3)

Alison M. Skelley, James R. Scherer, Jeffrey L. Bada, Pascale Ehrenfreund, Frank J. Grunthaner and Richard A. Mathies

University of California, Leiden Institute of Chemistry, and Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Thursday Session A Microfluidics, Others

A MICROFLUIC NETWORK FOR WRITE-IN AND READ-OUT OPERATIONS OF A MOLECULAR MEMORY

569

(3)

Katsuo Mogi, Shohei Kaneda, Koichi Ono, Tatsuhiro Fukuba and Teruo Fujii

Keio University, University of Tokyo, and Enplas Laboratories, Inc.

A SELF-CALIBRATING NANOLITER VISCOMETER AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR ANALYZING BODY FLUIDS

572

(3)

Nimisha Srivastava, Robertson D. Davenport and Mark A. Burns

University of Michigan

PLUG'N'PUMP FLUIDIC INTERCONNECTION

575

(3)

Gerardo Perozziello, Martin F. Jensen, John E. Mc Cormack,Frederik Bundgaard, Oliver Geschke

Technical University of Denmark, and Danish Technological Institute

Thursday Session B On-Chip Monitoring

INTEGRATED MICROFLUIDIC BIOCHIPS FOR ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION OF MULTIPLE BIO-AGENTS

578

(3)

Robin H. Liu, Andrei Ghindilis, Kevin Schwarzkopf and Mike Strathmann

Combimatrix Corp.

A NEW ON-CHIP INSULIN BIOSENSOR FOR MONITORING DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF HUMAN ISLET CELLS

581

(3)

Chuan Gao, Horacio L. Rilo, Phalgun Myneni, and Chong H. Ahn

University of Cincinnati

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