On Friday 16 April, we held our annual School Research Conference to celebrate and showcase some of the inspiring and innovative work currently being conducted by our research students.
Inertial particle microfluidics is a new and exciting technology with potential for commercial applications of analysis and separation of particles, such as sepsis detection and isolation of circul
Microfluidic systems allow precise control and manipulation of geometrically constrained liquids to a small scale and underpin Lab-on-a-Chip applications.
