Cell separation is a key step in many biomedical research areas including biotechnology,
cancer research, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. While conventional cell sorting …

Several biomedical analyses are performed on particular types of cells present in body
samples or using functionalized microparticles. Success in such analyses depends on the …

Inertial microfluidic technology, which can manipulate the target particle entirely relying on
the microchannel characteristic geometry and intrinsic hydrodynamic effect, has attracted …

Microfluidic separation of particles and cells is crucial to lab‐on‐a‐chip applications in the
fields of science, engineering, and industry. The continuous‐flow separation methods can …

Microfluidics, which is classified as either active or passive, is capable of separating cells of
interest from a complex and heterogeneous sample. Active methods utilise external fields …

We demonstrate a simple and efficient device for the continuous label-free separation of
microparticles using travelling surface acoustic waves (TSAW). A focusing interdigitated …

We demonstrate a miniaturized acoustofluidic device composed of a pair of slanted
interdigitated transducers (SIDTs) and a polydimethylsiloxane microchannel for achieving …

Pinch flow fractionation (PFF) is a microfluidic-based passive technique for particle
separation that has numerous scientific applications. The efficiency of this technique is …

Acoustic streaming has emerged as a promising technique for refined microscale
manipulation, where strong rotational flow can give rise to particle and cell capture. In …

Many of the fluids encountered in chemical and biomedical applications exhibit non-
Newtonian behavior. However, the majority of current particle separation methods have …