European researchers have reviewed the 3D printing microfluidic applications in a study entitled, ‘Functional 3D Printing for Microfluidic Chips’. The paper, published in Advanced Science, was written in light of recent advancements in 3D printed sensors, actuators, and other valuable elements for microfluidic devices, which has caused the field to switch over from traditional manufacturing methods […]
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