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Nanofluidic systems. Technologies and applications

Authors: Patrick ABGRALL, Aurélien BANCAUD, Pierre JOSEPH

Publication date: July 10, 2009

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AUTHORS

  • Patrick ABGRALL

  • Aurélien BANCAUD

  • Pierre JOSEPH

 INTRODUCTION

At the heart of the microfluidics boom are emerging nanofluidic devices, which push back the limits of miniaturization by manipulating fluids on scales of less than a hundred nanometers. Not only do they make good model systems for improving our fundamental understanding (nano-hydrodynamics, biomolecule confinement), they are also a highly promising source of potential applications in nanotechnology, analytical chemistry and even optics.

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