Papers Published

1. Ibrahim, M; Chakrabarty, K, Cyberphysical adaptation in digital-microfluidic biochips, Proceedings 2016 Ieee Biomedical Circuits and Systems Conference, Biocas 2016 (January, 2016), pp. 444-447, IEEE [doi] .
   (last updated on 2022/12/30)

   Abstract:
   Microfluidic biochips offer an unprecedented opportunity to handle biochemical fluids on-chip for real-time clinical diagnostics using techniques such as flash chemistry. The past decade has seen significant progress in disease assessment and the recognition of target molecules using such devices; however, until recently, defects, erroneous fluidic operations, and inherent uncertainties remained a major barrier to the adoption and deployment of these devices. This paper describes recent advances in cyberphysical adaptation and a vision for a multi-layered architecture for cyberphysical microfluidic biochips. A cyber-physical design and optimization technique for gene-expression analysis and epigenetics is presented. This paper shows how technology has advanced from manipulating droplets on a chip to carrying out realistic on-chip biochemistry.