University of California

University of Washington

University of Southern California

Reolab Inc.

Noah Malmstadt

Jason L Poulos

Jacob J Schmidt

Tae-joon Jeon

Allan Sachs Hoffman

Patrick S Stayton

Tsuyoshi Shimoboji

Krisna Chandra Bhargava

Bryant Thompson

Samarth Kulkarni

A module may be provided with at least one opening, the opening being an endpoint of a microfluidic channel that passes through at least part of the module. A set of multiple such modules may be arranged into an arrangement of modules, which may be coupled together using one or more coupling mechanisms included on each module. The arrangement of modules may fit within a regular polyhedral grid, and each module within the arrangement of modules may have a form suitable for arrangement of the modules within the regular polyhedral grid. Fluid may then flow through at least a subset of the arrangement of modules via the microfluidic channel of each module of the subset of the arrangement of modules. Some modules may include sensors, actuators, or inner microfluidic channel surface coatings. The arrangement of modules may form a microfluidic circuit that can perform a microfluidic circuit function.

Discrete elements for 3D microfluidics

Disclosed herein are compositions, methods, and devices related to bilayer and monolayer membranes, their encapsulation in a hydrogel, and their formation. Methods of using the disclosed compositions and devices are also disclosed.

Formation and encapsulation of molecular bilayer and monolayer membranes

Disclosed herein are compositions, methods, and devices related to bilayer and monolayer membranes, their encapsulation in a hydrogel, and their formation. Methods of using the disclose compositions and devices are also disclosed.

Conjugates that include polymers that are reversibly self-associative in response to a stimulus and methods for using the conjugates.

Stimuli-responsive polymer devices

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Noah Malmstadt