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Article | REF: NM250 V1

Nanofluidic systems. Technologies and applications

Authors: Patrick ABGRALL, Aurélien BANCAUD, Pierre JOSEPH

Publication date: July 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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    5. Conclusions and outlook

    New silicon nano-machining technologies have launched the field of nanofluidics, i.e. the manipulation of liquids in pipes with dimensions of less than 100 nm. This reduction in scale is accompanied by profound changes in physicochemistry and physics, as witnessed by the configuration changes observed for macromolecules such as DNA (see 4.1.2 ), or the predominant...

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