University of Pennsylvania                School of Engineering and Applied Science      Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics

MICRO AND NANO FLUIDICS

Objectives:  Develop the science and technological base needed for the effective use of micro and nano-fluidic systems.  To this end, we are studying complex flow phenomena involving single phase and particle-laden (i.e., beads, cells, and macromolecules) flows driven by pressure, electric, and magnetic fields, and by surface tension.  Develop microfluidic components and systems
Research: MAGNETO-HYDRODYNAMICS (MHD) ELECTROKINETICS PARTICULATE FLOW BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS NANOFLUIDICS MICROFLUIDIC PUMPS & STIRRERS DEVICES and SYSTEMS A SYSTEM FOR PATHOGEN DETECTION IN ORAL FLUIDS LINKS
People: FACULTY POST DOCS DOCTORAL STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES Professor Haim H. Bau
Opportunities: FELLOWSHIPS POSITIONS AVAILABLE WORKSHOPS and COURSES
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