Lin Zeng

Title: Lin Zeng and Magnetic Sorting Microfluidic Technology.

Introduction

Lin Zeng is an inventor based in Shenzhen, China, associated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His listed patent concerns a microfluidic chip designed to sort materials using magnetic fields.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Lin Zeng: “Magnetic Sorting Microfluidic Chip and Manufacturing Method Therefor.” The invention combines a substrate and a chip model material layer containing a micro-channel unit and a magnetic sorting unit. The micro-channel unit includes a sorting channel with multiple inlets and outlets, as well as magnetic pole channels. Permanent magnets and high-permeability alloys conduct magnetic fields to arrays of magnetic poles, creating opposite polarities on the left and right sides of the sorting channel. This arrangement enables magnetic sorting within the chip. The listed patent count is 1 patent.

Career Highlights

The available details identify Lin Zeng’s connection with the Chinese Academy of Sciences and his work on magnetic sorting microfluidic technology. The patent describes both the chip’s structure and a method for manufacturing it.

Collaborations

Hui Yang is identified as Lin Zeng’s coworker. The provided information does not specify their respective roles or the nature of their collaboration on the patent.

Conclusion

Lin Zeng’s listed invention applies magnetic-field control to microfluidic sorting, bringing together specialized channels, magnetic pole arrays, and high-permeability materials in a chip-based design.