Yuan Gao

Assistant Professor

University of Memphis

United States

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Yuan Gao is an Assistant Professor at the University of Memphis, United States. His research areas include microfluidics, biomedical applications of electrochemical sensing, and the design and fabrication of devices for cell interactions and separation. Recent articles highlight his work on acoustic bubbles, microelectrodes, and novel techniques for studying cancer cells and erythrocyte aggregation.

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John Finan

Assistant Professor

University of Chicago

UNITED STATES

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Jie Xu

University of Chicago

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Yang Lin

Assistant Professor

University of Rhode Island

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Acoustic bubbles: Inducing cell interactions via trapping, patterning, and removal

Design and Fabrication of Microelectrodes for Dielectrophoresis and Electroosmosis in Microsystems for Bio-Applications

Microfluidic Monodispersed Microbubble Generation for Production of Cavitation Nuclei

Three‐dimensional lab‐on‐a‐foil device for dielectrophoretic separation of cancer cells

Connected Droplet Shape Analysis for Nanoflow Quantification in Thin Electroosmotic Micropumps and a Tunable Convex Lens Application

Synthesis of a Functionalized Carbon Nanotube Graphene Composite Enabling pH-Responsive Electrochemical Sensing for Biomedical Applications

Hierarchical data visualization of experimental erythrocyte aggregation employing cross correlation and optical flow applications

AC electroosmosis micromixing on a lab-on-a-foil electric microfluidic device

Acoustic bubble for spheroid trapping, rotation, and culture: a tumor-on-a-chip platform (ABSTRACT platform)

Study of ultrasound thrombolysis using acoustic bubbles in a microfluidic device

Monolayer graphene chemiresistive biosensor for rapid bacteria detection in a microchannel

Acoustic Microfluidic Separation Techniques and Bioapplications: A Review

Acoustic bubble-based bidirectional micropump

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John Finan

Jie Xu

Yang Lin

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