Purdue engineers develop method to prototype microchips

(January 7, 2004) West Lafayette, Ind.&#8212Purdue University researchers have developed a new method to quickly and inexpensively create microfluidic chips, analytic devices with potential applications in food safety, biosecurity, clinical diagnostics, pharmaceuticals and other industries.

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