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Paris Sciences Et Lettres

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Microfactory

Rhodia Operations

The Broad Institute, Inc.

Sorbonne Université

Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique-cnrs

Espci Innov Sas

Patrick Tabeling

Fabrice Monti

Janine Cossy

Mathias Fink

Mathieu Joanicot

Mickael Tanter

Pascaline Mary

Robert Nicol

Andrew David Griffiths

Armand Ajdari

Scott Steelman

Hubert Geisler

Marie-Claude Potier

Olivier Couture

Clémence Vergne

Lucie Devys

Jacques Leng

Luce Dauphinot

Jules Dupire

Ilham Maimouni

Marie Leman

Nadege Bois

Maria Russo

Yvette Tran

Gaël Blivet-bailly

Phillipe Nghe

Stéphane Chiron

Marjan Abdorahim

Yvette Tran-amarelis

Nadège Bois

Organic solid three-dimensional polymeric foams, a process for preparing the same, and use thereof, the foams includes a solid continuous phase and pores, wherein the foams have a pore size ranging from 50 nm to 200 μm and a volumetric fraction of the solid continuous phase is from 0.1 to 60%, with respect to the total volume of the foams, and a polydispersity index from 1 to 30%, the foams being ordered over a volume of at least 100 pores.

Three-dimensional solid polymeric foams and a microfluidic process to design them

A process for evaluating efficacy of a deodorant product includes: introducing sweat into a main channel formed in a fluidic device satisfying particular requirements; measuring a flow rate of the sweat in the main channel and transmitting the flow rate to a controller; imposing a pressure set point on the pressure actuator by closed-loop control so the flow rate of the sweat in the main channel is controllable; contacting the sweat and a deodorant product and reacting the sweat and the deodorant product with each other, the deodorant product being provided in a particular manner, wherein while the sweat and the deodorant product react with each other, the flow rate of the sweat in the main channel is maintained at substantially zero; and determining at least one of a physicochemical parameter and a biological parameter of a product of the reaction between the sweat and a the deodorant product.

In vitro system for evaluating the effectiveness of a deodorant

The present invention relates to systems and methods for manipulating droplets within a high through put microfluidic system.

High-throughput dynamic reagent delivery system

A microfluidic device and method for producing and collecting single droplets of a first fluid, the device including a microfluidic platform having at least a droplet microchannel wherein is produced a flow of single droplets of the first fluid dispersed in a second fluid immiscible with the first fluid, the droplet microchannel having at least one inlet extremity and at least one outlet extremity for distributing the flow of droplets, the device further including:

Microfluidic device for production and collection of droplets of a fluid

The invention relates to a method which comprises emitting ultrasound into a liquid mixture containing first and second reagents in separate phases initially separated by a liquid precursor-gas barrier, the ultrasound having a high enough energy level to vaporize the precursor gas, such as to contact the reagents and thus to activate a chemical reaction therebetween.

Method for activating a chemical reaction, solution that can be activated by said method and device for implementing said method

A microchannel formed at the interface of two layers of material, at least one of the two materials being a substrate. A volume of the microchannel contains a film of polymer fixed by covalent bonding to the substrate layer. The film of polymer being formed from a hydrogel material susceptible to undergoing changes in volume under the action of an external stimulus. The hydrogel polymer is chosen from those which are sensitive to changes in temperature, light, electrical field or pH. A method for producing the microchannel.

Microchannel with an opening and/or closing and/or pumping device

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