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Author Moreno Méndez, Paula |
Abstract Lab on a chip and other microfluidic devices integrate and automate laboratory techniques in a system only a few square centimetres in size. They allow the handling of extremely small volumes of fluid, which gives them multiple advantages and makes them of great interest to the medical and pharmaceutical sector. This project studies the possibility of creating such devices by plastic injection. To do so, it is first necessary to create the corresponding steel mould using an electroless nickel coating technique. The effectiveness of the technique is demonstrated by creating the desired mould and, finally, it is injected over the mould and the plastic device is obtained. |
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Director García-Granada, Andrés |
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Degree IQS SE - Undergraduate Program in Chemical Engineering |
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Date 2021-09-07
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