There is a recognized and growing need for rapid and efficient cell assays, where the size of
microfluidic devices lend themselves to the manipulation of cellular populations down to the …

The ability to perform laboratory operations on small scales using miniaturized devices
provides numerous benefits, including reduced quantities of reagents and waste as well as …

The ability to manipulate and sort droplets is a fundamental issue in droplet-based
microfluidics. Various lab-on-a-chip applications can only be realized if droplets are …

Droplet microfluidics has rapidly emerged as one of the key technologies opening up new
experimental possibilities in microbiology. The ability to generate, manipulate and monitor …

Microfluidic droplet sorting enables the high‐throughput screening and selection of water‐in‐
oil microreactors at speeds and volumes unparalleled by traditional well‐plate approaches …

Traditional cultivation approaches in microbiology are labor-intensive, low-throughput, and
yield biased sampling of environmental microbes due to ecological and evolutionary factors …

Due to the threat posed by the increase of highly resistant pathogenic bacteria, there is an
urgent need for new antibiotics; all the more so since in the last 20 years, the approval for …

The rise of antibiotic resistance is a threat to global health. Rapid and comprehensive
analysis of infectious strains is critical to reducing the global use of antibiotics, as informed …

Droplet-based microfluidics is a colloidal and interfacial system that has rapidly progressed
in the past decade because of the advantages of low fabrication costs, small sample …

The recent boom in single-cell omics has brought researchers one step closer to
understanding the biological mechanisms associated with cell heterogeneity. Rare cells that …