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Research initiatives from the Lin Lab

Human pulses reveal health conditions by a piezoelectret sensor via the approximate entropy analysis

A piezoelectret pulse sensor combined with the approximate entropy (ApEn) analysis is utilized to detect human pulses to reveal health conditions. Inspired…

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19 Apr 2019

The influences of temperature, humidity, and O2 on electrical properties of graphene FETs

The influences of temperature, humidity, and O2 to the gas sensing characteristics of graphene field effect transistors (FETs) have been studied…

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19 Apr 2019

All-Carbon Based Flexible Humidity Sensor

Flexible humidity sensors play important roles in wearable devices and consuming electronics which provide a convenient way between digital and…

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19 Apr 2019

3D Printed Three-Flow Microfluidic Concentration Gradient Generator for Clinical E.Coli-Antibiotic Drug Screening

PDF link ABSTRACT This paper presents a symmetric three-flow microfluidic concentration gradient generator, made possible by a 3D microchannel network…

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4 Feb 2017

Supercapacitors and nano energy

Carbon nanotube (CNT) forests were grown directly on a silicon substrate using a Fe/Al/Mo stacking layer which functioned as both…

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4 Apr 2016

3D Printed Microfluidic Systems

Micro-Mechanical Methods for Biology Laboratory Program (M3B) Program Directors:  Eric Sweet and Casey Glick The M3B Program, a division of the Liwei Lin…

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4 Apr 2016

Micro/Nanoengineered Platforms for Cell Mechanobiology

Microenvironmental mechanical cues influence diverse cellular processes, such as cell migration, cell morphology, and stem cell fate decisions. In our…

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11 Dec 2015

Autonomous Microfluidic Components, Circuits and Systems

Similar to the way in which integrated circuits (ICs) revolutionized electronics, the advent of integrated microfluidic circuitry could significantly impact…

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9 Dec 2015

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