1. Electrokinetic motion of particles and cells in microchannels

   • Yuejun Kang
   • Dongqing Li

   Review 27 January 2009 Pages: 431 - 460

   

2. Numerical analysis on electroosmotic flows in a microchannel with rectangle-waved surface roughness using the Poisson–Nernst–Planck model

   • Sangmo Kang
   • Yong Kweon Suh

   Research Paper 26 June 2008 Pages: 461 - 477

   

3. An aptamer-based microfluidic device for thermally controlled affinity extraction

   • ThaiHuu Nguyen
   • Renjun Pei
   • Qiao Lin

   Research Paper 11 July 2008 Pages: 479 - 487

   

4. Momentum transfer to nanoobjects between isothermal parallel plates

   • Steffen Hardt
   • Sudarshan Tiwari
   • Axel Klar

   Research Paper 16 July 2008 Pages: 489 - 498

   

5. Experimental and numerical investigation into the joule heating effect for electrokinetically driven microfluidic chips utilizing total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy

   • Lung-Ming Fu
   • Jing-Hui Wang
   • Che-Hsin Lin

   Research Paper 22 July 2008 Pages: 499 - 507

   

6. A reduced-order model of the low-voltage cascade electroosmotic micropump

   • H. M. Park
   • J. Y. Lim

   Research Paper 22 July 2008 Pages: 509 - 520

   

7. Effect of relative particle size on large particle detachment from a microchannel

   • Nimisha Shukla
   • Kimberly H. Henthorn

   Research Paper 23 July 2008 Pages: 521 - 527

   

8. Optical microflow cytometer for particle counting, sizing and fluorescence detection

   • Han-Taw Chen
   • Yao-Nan Wang

   Research Paper 06 August 2008 Pages: 529 - 537

   

9. Extraction of genomic DNA and detection of single nucleotide polymorphism genotyping utilizing an integrated magnetic bead-based microfluidic platform

   • Kang-Yi Lien
   • Chien-Ju Liu
   • Gwo-Bin Lee

   Research Paper 06 August 2008 Pages: 539 - 555

   

10. Liquid–liquid micro-dispersion in a double-pore T-shaped microfluidic device

    • K. Wang
    • Y. C. Lu
    • G. S. Luo

    Research Paper 06 August 2008 Pages: 557 - 564

    

11. Manipulation of microfluidic flow pattern by optically controlled electroosmosis

    • László Oroszi
    • András Dér
    • Pál Ormos

    Short Communication 29 August 2008 Pages: 565 - 569

    

12. In-channel focusing of flowing microparticles utilizing hydrodynamic filtration

    • Ryota Aoki
    • Masumi Yamada
    • Minoru Seki

    Short Communication 30 August 2008 Pages: 571 - 576