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Materials and microfluidics. Low temperature glass bonding : new opportunities

Authors: Grégory MARCH, Anne-Claire LOUËR, Guillaume DA ROLD, Clément NANTEUIL

Publication date: October 10, 2014, Review date: October 15, 2021 | Lire en français

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    ABSTRACT

    Microfluidics is now a well-implanted field in academic research and its applicative potential is huge. To fabricate a lab-on-a-chip, the choice of the material is essential. Therefore, the properties and limitations of the material have to meet the specific requirements of the aimed application. After a presentation of microfluidics, the properties, microfabrication methods and bonding technics are discussed for polymers and glass. Finally, this article focuses on the type of applications requesting “all glass” chips and especially those requesting the use of a novel low temperature bonding technic. 

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    AUTHORS

    • Grégory MARCH: Doctor of Science, Université Paris Diderot - Scientific Manager, Klearia, Marcoussis, France

    • Anne-Claire LOUËR: Engineer ENSI Caen - Doctor of Science, Université Paris-Sud - LablnGlass® Product Manager, Klearia, Marcoussis, France

    • Guillaume DA ROLD: Doctor of Science from Pierre et Marie Curie University - Technical and Operations Manager, Klearia, Marcoussis, France

    • Clément NANTEUIL: Doctor of Science, Université Paris-Sud - CEO, Klearia, Marcoussis, France

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    Key points

    Field: microfluidics

    Degree of technology diffusion: Emergence | Growth | Maturity

    Technologies involved: microstructuring

    Applications: analytical chemistry, synthesis chemistry, biology, food processing, oil industry, environmental metrology

    Main French players :

    Competitive clusters: DREAM, Advancity, Risques, Medicen

    Competence centers :

    Manufacturers: KLEARIA

    Other global players: MICRONIT, DOLOMITE, MICRALYNE, MICRUX, CHIPSHOP

    Contact: [email protected]http://www.klearia.com

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    KEYWORDS

    microfluidics   |   lab-on-a-chip   |   glass   |   low temprature bonding   |   embedded technologies   |   microfabrication   |   petrochemistry   |   biology   |   food industries   |   chemical sector   |   environmental metrology

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